A blue electric tram travels along its dedicated track near Raml Station in Alexandria, Egypt, passing a mix of early 20th-century neoclassical and Mediterranean-style buildings. Pedestrians, a yellow taxi, parked cars, and a small security booth populate the wide multi-lane street, reflecting everyday urban life in central Alexandria. The Alexandria tram, first established in 1863, is one of the oldest operational tram networks in Africa and the Middle East, and remains a defining feature of the city's transport heritage.