Field Campaign in Giza to Regulate Road Advertisements and Unify the System

The National Authority for Organizing Road Advertisements launched its first field tour in Giza Governorate. The tour targeted inventorying advertisements and monitoring violations ahead of implementing executive solutions and a unified system nationwide. Moving from the establishment phase to actual implementation is now a reality on the ground.

Dokki and Agouza Districts Under Scrutiny

The tour covered the Dokki and Agouza districts in coordination with Giza Governorate and with the participation of both district heads and relevant authorities. The authority worked on inventorying all types of advertisements under the governorate's jurisdiction and precisely identifying their locations. Reviewing the data and coordinates provided by the governorate and matching them against the actual on-ground reality was a core task of this tour, a necessary step toward building an accurate database.

Official Statements on the Tour's Objectives

Engineer Iman Nabil, CEO of the National Authority for Organizing Road Advertisements, confirmed that this tour marks a turning point in the authority's work path. The transition from the establishment and system-building phase to actual field implementation is the essence of this new stage. The authority has begun going down to the street to observe the real state of advertisements, inventory them. Monitor related violations and problems.

The authority won't work from offices alone — that message came through clearly from the CEO. Real regulation starts with accurately understanding reality, identifying problems, and developing practical, executable solutions. The tour's goal was not merely recording violations but reaching clear solutions and specific working mechanisms on the ground.

A Timetable and Unified Approach to Problems

A plan has been set to address the problems that appeared on-site, with a specific timetable to complete the executive scheme and present it to the authority. The authority aims to build a unified system for regulating advertisements across the republic — and here lies the importance of the Giza experiment. Solutions reached for problems observed in Giza can be utilized and replicated in governorates facing similar conditions. Egypt's experience in organizing road advertisements is now witnessing real movement on the ground. Tangible results are the true measure of success.