Egypt’s Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad on Thursday witnessed a practical training session in the city of Hurghada to study the behavior of sharks on the country’s Red Sea coast. The Nature Protection Sector team was taking part in a two-day session, described as the first of its kind in the entire Red Sea region. Julia Spaet, an international expert specializing in the field, is supervising the program. Fouad said that the course aims to train the team on installing monitoring devices and sensors to monitor shark behavior.