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Participatory conservation approaches for upgrading historic areas in Cairo:a case study of Al-Moez street and Al-Khalifa district
Historic Cairo is known for its rich heritage. The area suffered from severe deterioration in the recent few years due to several reasons, like the rise of underground water level and the 1992 earthquake. The historic city started gaining attention back in 1979 when it was listed as a World Heritage...
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2020
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