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Egypt’s Amina Orfi Becomes Youngest Female World No.1 in Squash History

Egyptian squash player Amina Orfi has reached the top of the women’s game at just 19 years old, officially becoming the youngest female World No.1 in the history of the sport. The new rankings, released on Monday, 21 September, confirm Orfi’s historic rise to the summit of the Professional Squash Association (PSA) Squash Tour. At 19 years and two months, she has surpassed the previous record held by New Zealand…

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Pope Tawadros II Arrives at the Church of St. Paula and St. Anthony in Ezbet Gaafar

The Pope arrived today, Monday, at the Church of Saints Anba Paula and Anba Anthony in Ezbet Jaafar, west of the city of Al-Fashn, as part of his visit to the Diocese of Baiba, Al-Fashn, and Samasta. He was greeted by hundreds of villagers, the Pope in the church courtyard, carrying roses and banners, amid an atmosphere of overwhelming joy, as their voices rang out and melodies of joy mingled with expressions of love and welcome. His journey from the outer door of the church

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Next Wednesday… “Alexandria Tales” at Prince Taz Palace

The Prince Taz Palace Creative Center in Al-Siyoufia, affiliated with the Cultural Development Fund, will host a new evening event of the “Dr. Hawadit and Egyptian Heritage” salon at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 23, titled “Stories of Alexandria… From Alexander the Great to Ibn Hamido.”

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Expert: The war has entered its seventh month with no clear prospects for a resolution... and Egypt is taking steps to de-escalate the situation

Dr. Ahmed Sayed Ahmed, an expert on international relations at the Al-Ahram Center for Political Studies, said that the Egyptian government is pursuing multiple diplomatic tracks to de-escalate the situation and prevent the war from spreading.

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Egyptian mission discovers rock-cut tombs, Roman camp remains in Qalyubeya

An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered several rock-cut tombs featuring different architectural designs at the Tel Al-Yahudiya archaeological site in Qalyubeya, alongside additional remains of a Roman camp in the upper layers of the site. The discovery provides new evidence of burial practices in the eastern Nile Delta, where rock-cut tombs are relatively rare due [...] The post Egyptian mission discovers…

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Cairo, Washington discuss Iran crisis, stress freedom of navigation in Hormuz

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and US presidential senior adviser for Arab and African affairs Massad Boulos discussed the crisis involving Iran and stressed the need to safeguard freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz in accordance with international law. The two officials spoke by phone on Friday, as Cairo and Washington continued consultations [...] The post Cairo, Washington discuss Iran…

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Guardian Glass expands Egypt operations with new coating line

Guardian Glass has inaugurated a high-performance glass coating line at its manufacturing facility in 10th of Ramadan City, Egypt, expanding its local production capabilities and strengthening its ability to supply coated glass to customers across regional markets. The inauguration ceremony was attended by representatives of the Egyptian government, Guardian Glass leadership, customers and industry partners. [...]…

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How Smart Technology Is Helping Older Adults Live More Independently

For many older adults, living independently means being able to manage everyday routines while knowing that help is available when it is needed. It can mean staying in a familiar home, maintaining social connections, and making personal choices without giving up a sense of control. Technology is creating new ways to support these goals. From smart lighting and voice assistants to artificial intelligence (AI), fall…

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Egypt Assists Sailors After Ship Strike Near Russian Port

Egypt’s Foreign Ministry said Saturday, 19 September, that it was supporting Egyptian sailors caught up in an attack on a cargo vessel near a port in southwestern Russia this month, while officials worked to bring home the body of an Egyptian captain killed in the strike. The vessel, called the ‘M/V Noran,’ came under bombardment on 13 September, according to the ministry, which oversees consular affairs for…