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Jupiter will be visible in the skies over the Arab world before sunrise in September, offering a chance to see its four moons with binoculars or a telescope. Click here for details.
Mr. Jaber Makki, a member of the Bar Association Council, said that the launch of the remote litigation system via the Lawyers’ Services Platform in early October will allow for the electronic filing of lawsuits and legal proceedings, whether they are notices or cases. He added during a television interview with journalist Sherif Amer on the program “Happening in Egypt” that this service is available for a “standard” fee covering the platform and electronic processing costs.
Medhat al-Sharif asserts that the 0.25% U.S. interest rate hike will not trigger a significant outflow of hot money from Egypt, while cautioning about the impact of higher interest rates on growth... Read more here.
The "Electricity Authority" warns citizens against tampering with or altering meters, and emphasizes that any inspection or repair must be carried out by qualified professionals to avoid legal violations... Click here for details.
Dr. Hani Suweilam inspected flood protection facilities along the Red Sea, confirming their readiness and directing that drainage channels be cleared and early warning procedures be activated. Click here for details.
President Sisi has directed the Ministry of Communications and state agencies to take the necessary measures to protect children under the age of 15 from the misuse of social media.
El-Sisi emphasizes the responsibility of Egyptians to preserve the state, and calls for adherence to standards for selecting personnel, providing young people with scientific and professional training, and continuing to raise their awareness.
The Egyptian Golf Federation announced that Madinaty Golf Club will host two international professional tournaments on the Asian Development Tour with a combined prize fund of $250,000, reinforcing Egypt’s position as a leading golf destination in the Middle East and Africa. The tournaments, which serve as the 13th and 14th rounds of the Egyptian Golf [...] The post Egypt’s Madinaty Golf Club to host two Asian…
A meteorologist from the General Authority for Meteorology revealed the impact of the heat wave on school today, Thursday, explaining the expected temperatures, when they are expected to drop, and important advice for students. Click here for details.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation warned against filling in the Nile riverbed, stressing that such encroachments could obstruct the flow of water and that preserving the river is a shared responsibility. Click here for details.
On 28 July 2026, Abu Dhabi announced that the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi would open its doors on 11 December. Twenty years after Frank Gehry first conceived it, the museum will open on Saadiyat Island, becoming the largest of the four sites in the global Guggenheim network. The announcement marks the culmination of a cultural project of rare scale: in under a decade, Abu Dhabi will have built one of the densest museum…
Pope Tawadros II offered six pieces of advice to the assembly of priests of the Diocese of Mallawi, covering caution, humility, reading, teamwork, creativity, and renewal of ministry. Click here for details.
The commander of the Egyptian Border Guard said that there is high-level coordination and ongoing meetings between the Egyptian Border Guard and its Saudi counterpart. Click here for details.
Al-Azhar has decided to pay a lump-sum bonus of 1,400 pounds to staff in Al-Azhar regions who are involved in exam-related work, in accordance with the regulations and based on their level of participation.
The Ministry of Agriculture announced that it has allocated 650,000 feddans for sugar beet production during the new winter season, including 150,000 feddans of traditional farmland in the Delta. Click here for details.
Switzerland has returned to Egypt an ancient funerary mask dating to the Ptolemaic period, according to an announcement by the Embassy of Switzerland in Egypt on Facebook on 16 September, as part of an ongoing partnership between the two countries to safeguard cultural heritage and combat the illicit trafficking of antiquities. The mask, which Swiss customs authorities seized in 2022, is believed to be more than…
