Aswat Masriya
Graffiti wall in downtown Cairo to be removed in part
Thursday Sept 17 2015
Workers were seen demolishing a part of the wall surrounding the American University in Cairo on Thursday.
"In the framework of beautifying Tahrir Sqaure, the Egyptian government asked the American University in Cairo to either develop or remove its Science building along with its walls on Mohamed Mahmoud street," Rehab Saad, Director of Media Relations at the American University of Cairo, told Aswat Masriya in a phone interview.
"The university decided to demolish parts of the walls and replace them by an iron gate," she added.
Mohamed Mahmoud street, which is a side street from Egypt's famed Tahrir Square, is known for the graffiti on its walls, which includes symbols of the January uprising , the battles on the street, and murals inspired by Egypt's heritage.
*Photos by Ahmed Hamed - courtesy of Aswat Masriya
Graffiti wall in downtown Cairo to be removed in part
Thursday Sept 17 2015
Workers were seen demolishing a part of the wall surrounding the American University in Cairo on Thursday.
"In the framework of beautifying Tahrir Sqaure, the Egyptian government asked the American University in Cairo to either develop or remove its Science building along with its walls on Mohamed Mahmoud street," Rehab Saad, Director of Media Relations at the American University of Cairo, told Aswat Masriya in a phone interview.
"The university decided to demolish parts of the walls and replace them by an iron gate," she added.
Mohamed Mahmoud street, which is a side street from Egypt's famed Tahrir Square, is known for the graffiti on its walls, which includes symbols of the January uprising , the battles on the street, and murals inspired by Egypt's heritage.
*Photos by Ahmed Hamed - courtesy of Aswat Masriya
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