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The Nefertiti Cultural Salon will host Dr. Mamdouh El-Damati, professor of ancient Egyptian archaeology and former Minister of Antiquities, for a discussion titled “Pharaoh Moses: Between Religious Texts and Archaeological Evidence” at 7:00 p.m. today, Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at the Prince Taz Palace Creative Center.
The Chamber of Travel and Tourism Companies and Agencies announced that it will begin accepting Hajj applications and declarations from companies for the 1448 AH season from September 9 to 13, 2026.
The new labor law prohibits forcing an employee to resign and requires that a resignation be submitted of the employee’s own free will, be approved by the Labor Relations Office, and preserve the employee’s right to withdraw it.
Representative Amira Al-Adli, a member of the House of Representatives representing the Youth Coordination Committee for Political Parties and Politicians, said, that she had submitted a parliamentary question to Dr. Manal Awad, Minister of Local Development and the Environment, regarding the adequacy of the financial allocations set aside for school maintenance, cleaning, and the provision of basic necessities. She explained during a phone interview on the program “Happening in Egypt,
Media personality Magdi Al-Jallad discussed with Dr. Mohamed Maait the issue of how to deal with Egyptians abroad, emphasizing the importance of their remittances to the Egyptian state. Click here for details.
Coastal protection projects are under way in Alexandria, Damietta, Marsa Matrouh and Kafr El-Sheikh as authorities seek to protect vulnerable areas from sea-level rise and other impacts of climate change, the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation said. Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Hani Sewilam reviewed ongoing projects, including the first phase of a coastal [...] The post Egypt advances coastal…
Around 20 Egyptian companies are preparing to participate in WorldFood Moscow 2026, scheduled to take place from 15 to 18 September, as Egypt steps up efforts to expand food exports and strengthen the presence of local products in the Russian market. Ahead of the exhibition, the Egyptian Commercial Service (ECS) office in Moscow organised a [...] The post 20 Egyptian companies to showcase food products at WorldFood…
The United Kingdom announced new measures targeting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, 8 September, including a ban on imports of goods produced in the settlements and sanctions against individuals and companies involved in settlement expansion. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced the measures in Parliament, saying the UK would introduce a “comprehensive sanction regime” targeting…
The Information and Decision Support Center reviewed the solar energy boom in Africa in 2026, with an expected addition of 17 gigawatts—including about 2 gigawatts in Egypt—and an annual growth rate of 176% in Egypt. Click here for details.
A week ago, the graduation ceremony of Jomana Kamal, a biotechnology graduate of Badr University in Cairo, became the centre of a national argument about women’s clothing, authority, and public morality. According to Kamal’s account, she went to the university’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine to collect her graduation cap and gown. She says that the dean, Adel Abdel-Khalek, objected to what she was wearing and…
The Ministry of Agriculture reviewed the agricultural sector’s performance indicators for 2025–2026, which included an increase in cultivated area to 10.5 million feddans, exports to 9.5 million metric tons, and the development of 158 new varieties. Details here.
Healthcare Authority: 114 family medicine centers and units in the first phase in Minya… Expansion to 290 centers and units upon completion of the system… Details here.
The Ministry of Endowments announces that it is monitoring the efforts to address the ground subsidence that occurred near the Imam al-Shafi'i Mosque in Cairo until the issue is fully resolved. Click here for details.
Buy now, pay later (BNPL) has become one of the fastest-growing ways Egyptians shop online and in-store. Rising prices, currency fluctuations, and the need for flexible cash flow have pushed millions of shoppers toward installment apps instead of traditional credit cards or bank loans. Among the many options available in the Egyptian market today, **Aman [...] The post Why Aman Is the Best Installment App in Egypt?…
Thinking about studying abroad in 2026? Egypt offers an exciting combination of internationally oriented universities, relatively affordable living costs, a rich cultural environment, and access to one of the world’s most historically significant regions. From Cairo’s huge urban campus life to Alexandria’s Mediterranean atmosphere, there are several destinations worth considering. Egypt’s higher education system…
Housing Minister Randa Al-Manshawi confirmed that a draft law has been prepared to establish a real estate developers’ association, with the aim of regulating real estate development, supporting reputable companies, and protecting citizens’ rights.
The Alexandria Opera Troupe for Arabic Music and Singing will present a concert featuring a selection of compositions by composer Baligh Hamdi for the Algerian singer Warda and other renowned singers next Thursday.
