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Infrastructure

Bar Association President Honors the Children of Outstanding Lawyers in South Giza and Outlines a Plan to Improve Services

Dr. Abdel Halim Allam, President of the Bar Association and President of the Arab Lawyers Union, participated in a ceremony honoring doctoral and master’s degree recipients, as well as high-achieving children of lawyers in South Giza, in the presence of a number of members of the General Bar Association Council, and members of the Giza Lawyers’ Bar Council, with lawyers and the families of the honored students in attendance. The President of the Bar Association thanked the South Giza L

Flights and tourism

If you have received your diploma... A map of the third-stage placement colleges for students in the second round of the 2026 Liberal Arts track

There are openings in a number of colleges of various types for second-round applicants in the humanities track, according to an announcement by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in light of the 2026 university admissions process.

Economy

Egypt’s net international reserves rise to $57.214bn in August

Egypt’s net international reserves rose by $920 million to reach $57.214 billion in August 2026, up from $56.294 billion in July, according to the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE). The growth was driven by a $1.919 billion increase in the value of gold included in the reserves, which reached $19.058 billion in August compared [...] The post Egypt’s net international reserves rise to $57.214bn in August first appeared on…

Infrastructure

Egypt’s Trade Deficit Widens 58.5 Percent as Imports Surge

Egypt’s trade deficit widened by 58.5 percent in June compared with the previous year, reaching USD 7.5 billion (EGP 382.3 billion) as imports outpaced export growth, according to figures released Monday by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS). In June of 2025, the gap amounted to USD 4.7 billion (EGP 239.6 billion). On another front, exports climbed 37.4 percent to USD 5 billion (EGP…

Infrastructure

Masr! What the World Cup Taught Me About Being Egyptian

“Shemal, yameen. Ehna E-Masryeen!” (“Left, right, we are Egyptians!”) a group of Egyptian fans chant outside Seattle’s iconic Pier 58 stadium. I joined the thousands dressed in red-black-and-white marching from the Central Waterfront to Lumen Field. We were going to war, but it wasn’t a military campaign. We had traded combat fatigues for football jerseys, battle drums for tablas, and helmets for pharaonic…

Infrastructure

Protecting Rights and an Implementation Plan... An Important Statement from the Ministry of Labor Regarding the Domestic Workers Law...

The Ministry of Labor is exploring the development of a comprehensive framework to regulate domestic work, ensuring workers’ rights, social protection, and insurance coverage, and establishing mechanisms for registration, inspection, and complaint handling.

Flights and tourism

Egyptian Pilgrims Among Dead and Injured in Saudi Bus Crash

Egypt has dispatched a legal team to Saudi Arabia to follow up on a bus crash that killed two Egyptian Umrah pilgrims and injured 25 others near Al-Jumum, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Sunday, 6 September. The bus was travelling from Medina to Mecca on Saturday evening when the accident occurred. It was carrying 47 Egyptian pilgrims travelling with a private tourism company. Seven…