We’ve all witness the
rapid de-centralizing process taking place in our City. Department of
Motor Vehicles, residential compounds, multinational corporations and
even governmental establishments have all moved away from
over-crowded Cairo. Most importantly, the educational facilities have
realized the benefit of decentralizing, and they, too, have moved to
better, less populated areas.
There are a lot of
features and benefits that the inner city schools might not be able
to offer its students. For instance, sports were always an integral
part of any educational establishment. Nowadays, it is very difficult
for many schools to offer a proper sport facility due to minimal
space and endless pollution.
The quiet neighborhoods
of honking-free cars and noise-free streets are a thing of the past.
Students have great difficulty focusing and paying attention on their
lectures when they are constantly being interrupted by noise
pollution.
The move of schools and
universities to the new cities in Cairo provides the students with
remarkable advantages that they cannot enjoy inside the city;
playgrounds and track fields are better planned and built in the new
cities; harmful pollution is much less outside of the city. Moreover,
school buses won’t have a big effect on the city’s traffic when
schools are out.
