By : Mohamed Attia and Mohamed Abu Al-Saud
Minister of Civil Aviation, Mohamed Manar, made a tour of Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport on Sunday to follow up on the operations of the airport and the quality of services offered passengers.
The minister also checked preparations by the airport to receive guests who will participate in regional and international conferences to be organized in Sharm el-Sheikh in the coming period.
Among others, the Red Sea city will host the United Nations climate conference, COP27, in November of this year.
Minister Manar toured the Departure and Arrival terminals of the airport as well as its different counters, along with passports, quarantine, and customs sections.
He also made a tour of the duty free market, the cafeterias, the surveillance camera room, and the baggage collection area.
He also followed up on the security measures applied in the different sections of the facility to ensure that they move hand in hand with the highest international standards.
The minister also asked about the precautionary measures applied throughout the airport.
He directed airport officials to provide the highest quality of services to passengers.
Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport, the minister said, is ready to receive Egypt’s guests from all countries.
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