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Labor regulations require employers to address harassment, bullying, violence, and discrimination, and to provide mechanisms for filing complaints, conducting investigations, and safeguarding the workplace environment.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty held a series of phone calls on Saturday with his counterparts from Türkiye, Kuwait, Italy, and Norway to push for regional de-escalation, military restraint, and a return to diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the United States. In separate talks with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Kuwaiti Foreign Minister [...] The post Regional calm pushed by Egypt foreign…
The Minister of Labor clarifies the rules for protecting private-sector workers' wages, prohibits deductions except as provided by law, ensures equal pay, and regulates electronic payments. Click here for details.
New regulations to protect workers prohibit discrimination, harassment, bullying, forced labor, and the withholding of documents, while supporting women and integrating people with disabilities into the workforce. Click here for details.
The Minister of Labor clarifies the rules governing salary deductions for workers, emphasizing that deductions must not exceed 5 days per violation or 5 days per month. Click here for details.
The new labor law requires establishments with 10 or more employees to develop their own regulations and post them in a conspicuous place, in accordance with model templates that take into account the nature of each business activity. Click here for details.
Hassan Radad, Minister of Labor, launched today, Saturday, the general rules for the regulations governing labor in private-sector companies, as one of the important executive decisions implementing Labor Law No. 14 of 2025. During a press conference today, Radad said that the launch of the general rules comes in implementation of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s directives to provide a decent work environment that adheres to international labor standards and strik
The Ministry of Local Development and the Environment reviewed its key activities during the period from August 21 to 27, 2026, which included waste management, environmental oversight, development projects, and renewable energy.
The House of Arabic Poetry is organizing a session as part of the “Cairo Critical Circle” to discuss Dr. Abdul Hakim Radi’s academic and critical career and his contributions to literary criticism, rhetoric, and the interpretation of the Arab heritage.
Sheikh Mahmoud Shalabi, Secretary of Fatwas at the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, addressed the ruling on seeking forgiveness from one’s parents after repenting for mistreating them, explaining that repentance involves asking for forgiveness and mending the relationship, and a person is not required to revisit the wrongdoing if it was a moral offense and did not result in material harm.
Dr. Yousri Jaber, a scholar at Al-Azhar, said that the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) hadith stating that the human body contains 360 joints is considered one of the signs of its miraculous nature
The new labor law requires employers to provide workers with a statement detailing their wages, as part of the regulations governing proof of wage payment and the protection of workers’ rights.
The technical staff of the Egyptian national team, led by head coach Hossam Hassan, has scheduled a friendly match against Tanzania on October 5 in Cairo. The fixture forms part of the Pharaohs’ broader preparation strategy for upcoming continental commitments, centered around the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The mid-autumn friendly follows Egypt’s opening ... The post Egypt announce surprise October…
