ECORIS for Sustainable Development is closely following the recent ministerial reshuffle, particularly the decision to merge the Environment portfolio with Local Development—a move that opens a broad and necessary discussion […]
Cairo, August 21, 2025 The sixth round of negotiations for the Global Plastics Treaty in Geneva has concluded without a binding agreement, leaving the world facing a dangerous regulatory vacuum.
In the heart of Egypt’s countryside, within Minya Governorate, the village of Bani Khaled—affiliated with the Samalut district—faces a severe environmental threat. Thick white dust blankets homes and fields, mixing
To view the full report, click here. April 2025 Introduction Since early 2025, Ras Hankorab—located within the Wadi El-Gemal – Hamata Protected Area—has become the subject of growing concern across
Source Summary Tourism vital to Egypt’s economy. Egypt aims to boost visitors, develop facilities. Conservationists warn development threatens Ras Hankorab Beach. Red Sea reef has tolerated warmer climate. RAS HANKORAB,
Source Ras Hankorab Beach, a pristine natural sanctuary in Egypt’s Wadi el-Gemal National Park, faces potential development. Conservationists fear this will harm its unique ecosystem, which includes coral reefs and
Source A battle is brewing on Egypt‘s Red Sea coast, where a pristine beach faces potential development within a protected national park. Ras Hankorab, a jewel of Wadi el-Gemal National Park known for its untouched
We’re thrilled to announce that Ecoris for Sustainable Development has received the Carbon-Conscious Website Accreditation from the Eco-Friendly Web Alliance (EFWA) for our official website Ecoris.green, placing us among the
On February 6, 2025, the Ecoris Egypt Scouting and Guiding Group was launched as a pioneering initiative aimed at fostering a new generation of environmental leaders. This initiative merges traditional
Ecorees for Sustainable Development praise the Egyptian government’s decision to impose fees on plastic bag producers as part of implementing the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) principle. This is a significant
To the Presidency of the Republic, relevant government authorities, regulatory bodies, civil society organizations, and the media, Ecoris for Sustainable Development expresses deep concern over reports of ongoing excavation and
