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Manar Ghanem highlighted the impact of the El Niño phenomenon on global weather, warning that climate extremes, heat waves, heavy rains, and floods will intensify as the phenomenon worsens.
The 2027 regulations for tourist Hajj require companies to document the agreed-upon services, prices, and dates, and allow pilgrims to track their itinerary and file complaints through the Rafiq app.
Tour guide Abbas Sayed, who accompanied President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping inside the Grand Egyptian Museum, said that during the tour, the Chinese president asked about the origin of the stones used by the ancient Egyptians and whether they were locally sourced or imported. He added during remarks on the “Studio Extra” program, broadcast on the “Extra News” channel on Saturday evening, that the Chinese president also asked about the significance of s
Egypt’s participation in a Chinese international exhibition will open new horizons for domestic products in global markets and enhance trade cooperation, the chief executive of the country’s enterprise development agency said. Mostafa Hassan stated that the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (MSMEDA) is representing Egypt at the 21st China International Small and [...] The post Egyptian…
The Ready-Made Garments and Home Textiles Chamber at the Federation of Egyptian Industries (FEI) has participated in workshops held in Sweden as part of the EU-funded AlignVET project, which aims to align Egypt’s technical and vocational education and training programmes with the actual needs of the labour market. Funded through the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme, [...] The post Egypt joins EU-backed project…
Sheikh Ramadan Abdel-Ma'iz, an Islamic preacher, emphasizes that following the example of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, is the sure path to guidance and mercy, noting that the month of Rabi' al-Awwal presents a great opportunity to renew our study of the noble Prophet's character.
Egypt’s Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities will open applications for 25,000 new housing units under rental and rent-to-own schemes starting 20 September, as part of efforts to diversify housing solutions and expand access to affordable accommodation. Housing Minister Randa El Menshawy said the offering is being launched in line with President Abdel Fattah [...] The post Egypt opens applications…
A new breakthrough for Egyptian workers in Italy, with confirmation of the high regard for trained Egyptian professionals and the possibility of accessing job opportunities outside the “quota” system… Click here for details.
The Electricity Authority announces the conversion of 1.2 million mechanical meters to a prepaid system following the normalization of the situation, emphasizing that no bill will be issued without a photo of the meter. Details here.
Training for researchers at the Environmental Affairs Agency on the digital transformation system for inspection and review procedures and the issuance of environmental approvals for facilities and investors... Click here for details.
The Physical Therapy Union announces the closure and sealing of the “Magic Fitness” center in Sohag, after its operator was accused of impersonating a physical therapist and operating without licenses… Click here for details.
The Governor of Giza discusses with the mayors of Badrashin, Kerdasa, and Al-Saf the status of state land legalization, reconciliation requests, and spatial changes, and directs that the cases be resolved quickly… Details here.
Photos of the Sayyida Nafisa Mosque following its renovation, which included restoration of the mausoleum, the two minarets, the dome, the facades, the pulpit, and the mihrab… Click here for details.
The government is reviewing details of an offering of 15,000 housing units available for rent for a period of 3 years, with sizes up to 90 square meters, and the option to purchase under certain conditions. Click here for details.
The United Nations General Assembly voted on 4 September in favor of promoting a new world map designed to show the relative size of continents more accurately, in a move led by African countries and backed by the African Union. The resolution, introduced by Togo, passed with 164 countries voting in favor, one against and six abstaining. The United States was the only country to vote against it. At the center of…
Find out the operating hours of the East Nile Monorail: from 6:00 a.m. to 7:50 p.m., with trains running every 12 minutes.
