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The Cabinet approved a draft resolution to allocate approximately 12.53 feddans of state-owned land in Gerga, Sohag, to the Ministry of Supply for the construction of grain silos.
The Nation’s Future Party in Alexandria Governorate announced the launch of a comprehensive public service initiative to operate public bus routes “free of charge” and without any fees, coinciding with the start of the new school year tomorrow, Saturday, to serve our children—school and university students—as well as citizens, and to ease the financial burden on Alexandrian families. As part of the Future of the Nation Party’s community and service-oriented role, the MP emphasized
Media personality Yasmin Ezz explained that the Oseem Language School posted the names of 189 students who had not paid their fees on its Facebook page, arguing that this public shaming harms the students’ mental well-being and fuels bullying, and emphasizing that while the law permits the transfer of such information, it does not authorize its public disclosure.
Journalist Magdi Al-Jallad asked Dr. Mohamed Maait about rumors circulating regarding a sweeping cabinet reshuffle before the end of 2026. Click here for details.
The Ministry of Transportation announced the operating schedules for the three subway lines, the light rail transit (LRT) system, and the East Nile Monorail, as well as the dates and locations for purchasing passes.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi arrived in New Delhi on Friday, 11 September, to participate in the 18th BRICS Summit, according to Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, the official spokesperson for the Egyptian Presidency. The summit, hosted by India on 12 and 13 September, will bring together leaders of BRICS member and partner countries to discuss economic cooperation and a range of regional and international issues.…
Egypt is taking a stronger stand to protect trees and green spaces, after Housing Minister Randa El-Menshawy ordered authorities to stop tree-cutting completely and protect existing trees, parks, and green areas across new urban communities on 9 September. The decision also means that green spaces along neighbourhoods and major roads cannot be damaged, reduced, or used for other purposes. Authorities have been…
Egyptian television and radio, as well as some private channels, are broadcasting live coverage of Friday prayers from the Sayyida Nafisa Mosque (may Allah be pleased with her) in Cairo.
The Guide to Accreditation Standards for Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology Centers—2026 Edition—has received international accreditation with a 100% compliance rate, as determined by an evaluation conducted by international experts.
A delegation from the Journalists' Syndicate, led by Khaled Al-Balshi, met with the governor of Alexandria to discuss cooperation and plans for the governorate's development, and to agree on steps to begin establishing the Journalists' Club.
The Ministry of Agriculture continued its campaign to vaccinate livestock against foot-and-mouth disease and Rift Valley fever, administering a total of 4.3 million doses since the campaign began on August 29.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi is heading to the Indian capital, New Delhi, to lead the Egyptian delegation at the 18th BRICS Summit
Kamel Al-Wazir reviews the 2025 results of the Transportation and Airport Facilities Construction and Maintenance Company, which reported revenues of 2.395 billion pounds, profits of 246 million, and a capital increase.