The Islamic antiquities sector is shown in the picture on the garbage of Umm Abbas

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A few days ago, he published a number of pictures of the archeological trail of Umm Abbas, surrounded by a collection of garbage cans, which angered many social networking sites. On the seventh day, Dr. Jamal Mustafa, head of the Islamic, Coptic and Jewish archeology sector, went on to clarify the matter.

Dr. Gamal Mustafa said that the image that has been published through the media is old and has never been reality. It is an old picture. The site is currently witnessing the initiative "We are here" to re-open and open archaeological sites where technicians manufacture and install Signboards.

The path of Umm Abbas

The "We are here" initiative aims to protect the archaeological areas from garbage and neglect.

The way from the inside

The campaign began with Umm Abbas, and will be launched to several areas later in the midst of an expanded campaign involving members of the House of Representatives and the leadership of the Ministry of Antiquities, where the people of the region will be defined as the value of the place and the knowledge that it is enriched and has great historical value.

In addition, security personnel will be assigned 24 hours to preserve the ocean around the archaeological site. The campaign will take place in several places including Al-Azhar and Al-Ghoury, to study important places such as Ali Baq Al-Domiyati, Sabel Hassan Agha and Qaitibay in the Mamluk Desert and Sakakini Palace. Civil society and members of the House of Representatives.

The impact of the initiative has been coordinated by the inspectors of the region's archeology and awareness management in order to work on the implementation of the initiative through awareness campaigns for the people of these areas, and work to integrate the impact with the surrounding environment. The Ministry to activate the role of civil society in the effective participation in the development, development and service of different archaeological areas.

[tamer] Tamer Abbas