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Kamel Al-Wazir directs efforts to improve service levels on the railways, metro, and monorail; ensure round-the-clock operation of cleaning crews; and prioritize the well-being of employees and passengers. Details here.
Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat, Vice President of the National Council for Human Rights, emphasized that democracy and human rights are two inseparable paths that reinforce one another, explaining that democracy is not achieved merely by holding elections or establishing institutions, but is embodied in the ability of the state and society to guarantee human dignity, protect human rights and freedoms, and provide opportunities for citizens to participate, express themselves, and influence deci
The National Center for Theater, Music, and Folk Arts will participate in the “Egyptian Music Day” celebrations tomorrow, Tuesday, with videos of songs by iconic figures in Egyptian music and an upcoming ceremony to honor five of these icons.
Brigadier General Samir Ragheb affirmed that the Houthi threat is driving up shipping costs and putting pressure on Saudi Arabia, noting that the war will continue as part of a strategy of attrition for years to come.
The library of the Assiut Religious Institute houses some 23,000 books and rare historical documents, chronicling a scholarly journey that began in 1919 and has led it to become one of Egypt’s largest libraries.
Hani Farhat asserted that music is not a human creation, but rather a part of the universe and nature, noting that it dwells within humans and captivates their hearts, minds, and emotions.
Yemen’s Houthis captured the Hanish archipelago in the southern Red Sea, strengthening their control of a major maritime shipping route after hundreds of government-allied forces withdrew, government and Houthi officials said on Monday. The group officially known as Ansar Allah deployed on the islands of Greater and Lesser Hanish, located 160 kilometres north of the [...] The post Yemen’s Houthis seize Red Sea…
Cairo is seeking to upgrade its relationship with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to “sectoral dialogue partner” status, as Egyptian diplomacy also focuses on escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea and Yemen, as well as efforts to end the conflict in Sudan. Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty discussed the proposal [...] The post Cairo seeks closer ASEAN ties as diplomacy…
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has ordered governors to intensify market monitoring and enforce visible price displays as part of a newly launched six-month initiative to reduce prices on basic commodities across the country. During a Governors’ Council meeting in the New Administrative Capital, Madbouly mandated the creation of permanent markets in every governorate and [...] The post Egypt launches…
A group walks through the streets of Cairo carrying bags of food. They stop when they spot a cat beneath a parked car or a dog watching them from across the street. Some participants immediately crouch down. Others hesitate. Some are there because they love animals; others are there because they are trying to overcome a fear of them. This is Meow Tours, an Egyptian animal-welfare awareness initiative founded in…
The Prime Minister is monitoring efforts to develop the northwestern coast, while an integrated plan is being prepared that includes tourism, industrial, agricultural, and urban development activities to maximize investments.
The Egyptian National Railways announces the suspension and adjustment of schedules, as well as changes to the composition of some trains on the Cairo, Alexandria, Aswan, and Zagazig lines, effective September 15, 2026. Click here for details.
To mark World Clean Air Day 2026, a new monitoring station is being inaugurated at Cairo University, and 10 existing stations are being upgraded to include ultra-precise measurements of black carbon and particulate matter. Click here for details.
Dr. Ahmed Taha, head of the General Authority for Health Accreditation and Oversight (GAHAR), reviewed the results of the implementation of the universal health insurance system in Luxor Governorate. Click here for details.
Lamis Al-Hadidi criticized the $15 fee charged for the “Fast Track” service in Terminal 2 at Cairo Airport, arguing that the service is a right for premium-class passengers.
Egypt won the CAHB (Consecutive African Junior Handball Championship) African Men’s Junior Handball Championship for the fourth consecutive time and 15th time overall after defeating Tunisia 31-29 in the final on Saturday, 12 September. The victory capped an unbeaten campaign for Egypt, who overcame Tunisia in a closely contested final after trailing 14-11 at halftime. Egypt responded strongly after the break with…
