Egypt breeders hit by weak Eid al‑Adha demand
Many small breeders have reduced the number of animals they raise because of high costs and shrinking returns
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Egypt court jails officials over karate player’s death
The case dates back to March, when 17‑year‑old Youssef Ahmed died after spending 41 days in a coma.
Egypt PM meets Nazlet al‑Samman residents to discuss development plans
Egypt aims to transform the area into what he described as a “civilized area” fit for one of the world’s most important tourism sites.
Melania’s Epstein comments mark rare public outing
She has often stayed silent on political issues or signaled tacit support for her husband, President Donald Trump.
Egypt marks first Ramadan night with Taraweeh at Al‑Hussein Mosque
Large crowds of worshippers gathered to take part in the first night’s prayers.
Social initiatives bring Ramadan comfort to families in Egypt
The government on Sunday rolled out a social protection package valued at LE40.3 billion, aimed at easing economic pressures on low-income and vulnerable families in the lead-up to both Ramadan
Egypt honors recovered addiction survivors
Hotlines, such as Egypt’s own 16023, offer free support and access to 35 treatment centers nationwide, further demonstrating Egypt’s dedication to comprehensive, stigma-free addiction recovery.
Indonesia and Egypt host international seminar on Ecotheology
The event sought to strengthen the role of Islamic thought and values in addressing the ongoing global environmental crisis through a lens of theology, jurisprudence, and ethics.
Egypt launches 14th annual Ramadan Iftar campaign to support vulnerable families
Egypt is a nation where feeding others is a form of worship, and meeting the needs of the most vulnerable is a path to spiritual fulfillment.
Turkey’s Embassy in Cairo continues aid activities for Palestinian families
To mark the beginning of 2026, the embassy launched a special solidarity and aid event, welcoming 200 Palestinian families.
Egypt warns against viral ‘cup of tea’ challenge
This viral craze encourages pairs of participants to pour hot water or other scalding liquids over their joined hands
Dr. Khaled Hassan named deputy CEO for archaeology at GEM
Widely recognized as one of Egypt's foremost experts on the Hieratic script, Dr. Hassan has made significant scholarly contributions to the study of ancient Egyptian language.
Egypt invests billions in Upper Egypt’s development
One of the most remarkable outcomes has been a reduction in the illiteracy rate in Luxor, decreasing by 7.3 percentage points from 2021 to 2025
Arab Ministers Council laud Egyptian Red Crescent’s Gaza aid efforts
The convoys are especially focused on providing essential winter relief to help Palestinians in Gaza cope with harsh winter conditions
Egypt, Canada launch $11m partnership to empower women
With over 1.4 billion EGP in ongoing Canadian-supported initiatives, these new projects expand a robust portfolio
Egyptologist Hourig Sourouzian honored for decades of restoration work at Luxor’s Amenhotep III Temple
Over the years, Dr. Sourouzian and her team have tirelessly located and meticulously preserved fragmented pieces of the colossal statues
Egyptian expert joins UNESCO's IBE governing board
The appointment recognizes Dr. Sharaf's prominent role and outstanding efforts in developing educational policies
Egypt advances disability inclusion
Egypt is taking action to better include and support people with disabilities through new laws and coordinated national efforts.
Egypt's Child Council praises swift action in an international school sexual assault case
The Child Council urged parents and families never to remain silent or cover up any incident that threatens children’s safety, stressing that child protection is a shared responsibility.
A vision of unity: Khaled El-Enany’s hopeful path to leading UNESCO
El-Enany’s nomination is the most decisive victory the UNESCO has ever seen.
Egypt, US deepen Fulbright education ties
Egypt plans to expand Fulbright programs to support more students and researchers through stronger partnership with the US.
Egypt launches first international AI conference, emphasizes human development
Egypt’s inaugural International AI Conference brought together leaders and experts to highlight the vital role of AI in advancing education, healthcare, and human development
Turkey expands university opportunities for Egyptian students
Turkish universities are becoming an increasingly popular destination for Egyptian students, with more than 10,000 Egyptians currently studying there
Egypt introduces new regulations, expanded options for 2026 tourism hajj season
The new regulations and procedures to govern the organization of the 1447H (2026) tourism hajj, aiming to enhance the efficiency, safety, and quality of services provided to Egyptian pilgrims traveling through tour companies.
Egypt launches national smart cities strategy to drive sustainable urban development
The strategy addresses urgent urban challenges, promotes spatial justice, responds to climate change, and unlocks new opportunities for economic growth and social inclusion
Egypt’s higher education sector advances innovation, inclusion, and international partnerships
Cairo had climbed to 83rd place among the world’s top 100 innovation clusters, marking a significant jump from last year's ranking of 95.
Egypt and Japan celebrate opening of landmark technical education institute in Cairo
This KOSEN Institute is the result of close collaboration between the Egyptian government and Japan, with local and international partners gathering in Cairo for a special inauguration ceremony today.
Cairo authorities evacuate residents hours before building collapse
Swift action from local authorities in Cairo saved lives on Friday after a residential building in the Bab El Shaaria district was successfully evacuated just hours before it collapsed.
Egypt honors Red Crescent for leading humanitarian efforts in Gaza
The Egyptian Red Crescent was recognized for its central coordination in delivering and distributing aid, despite the considerable challenges on the ground.
Egypt launches ambitious nationwide family survey to tackle population pressures
Egypt is launching a major family survey to better understand and manage its population growth, aiming for healthier, stronger families and communities.
Egypt launches major medical campaign against FGM
Egypt’s National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, alongside partners and medical professionals, is leading a campaign in Luxor to end female genital mutilation (FGM) by raising awareness of its dangers, rejecting its medicalization
Celebrating the Egyptian Farmer: A tribute to ancient roots and timeless resilience
Egyptian Farmer’s Day, celebrated annually on September 9th, honors the essential and ongoing contributions of farmers to Egypt’s civilization—from ancient times to the present
Egypt celebrates farmers, unveils major progress in agricultural sector
Egypt’s agricultural sector has recorded remarkable achievements this season, with exports surpassing 7 million tons—an increase of over 650,000 tons compared to last year—reaching more than 167 countries with around 405 different products.
New scholarships to aid students after US funding ends in Egypt
Egypt’s Central Bank and Ministry of Higher Education have signed new agreements to provide full university scholarships—including tuition and living expenses—for outstanding students from low-income backgrounds and those affected by the halt of US aid scholarships.
American University in Cairo welcomes diverse record-breaking class
AUC begins its 2025–2026 academic year with over 1,100 new students from more than 60 countries and an expanded international faculty, reflecting its growing reputation for academic excellence and diversity.
Egypt's Foreign Minister meets top students, stresses youth’s national role
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Aaty met with outstanding high school graduates in Cairo, highlighting the importance of involving talented youth in shaping Egypt’s future
A new dawn for education: Egypt leads the Arab embrace of AI in the classroom
Egypt is setting a positive example in the Arab world by embracing artificial intelligence in education—ensuring every student has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed in a modern, connected world.
Sanctuary of Sayyida Nafisa: A timeless beacon of faith in Cairo
Nestled on the gentle slopes of Jabal al-Muqattam, overlooking the vibrant heart of Cairo, lies a peaceful sanctuary that feels like a slice of paradise. This is the khalwa, the secluded prayer chamber, of Sayyida Nafisa, a cherished descendant of the Prophet Mohamed.
Former Egyptian minister named AUC University Counselor to boost national partnerships
Hala El Said, former Egyptian Minister of Planning and Economic Development, has been appointed as the new University Counselor at The American University in Cairo (AUC).
Egypt and Yamaha partner to enhance music education in public schools
Egypt’s Education Minister signed an MoU with Yamaha at TICAD 9 to boost music education in 100 public schools, with plans to expand to 1,000, enhancing student creativity.
Egypt makes urgent humanitarian appeal at Rafah border, reaffirms ongoing Gaza aid efforts
On World Humanitarian Day, Egypt urgently called for immediate entry of its aid into Gaza, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to help the people of Gaza and calling for quick humanitarian access.
A celebration of Turkish wedding traditions at Cairo’s Abdeen Palace: A cultural and charitable extravaganza
The Turkish Embassy in Cairo will host a cultural and charitable event on November 19, 2025, at Abdeen Palace, showcasing Turkish wedding traditions and dresses, with all proceeds supporting Gaza via the Egyptian Red Crescent.
Lobna Abdel Aziz: Egypt’s cinematic scholar and timeless muse
Lobna Abdel Aziz, the silver screen icon of Egypt’s golden cinematic era, marked her 90th birthday.
Empathy in motion: Egypt weaves ethical awareness into road safety efforts
Egypt has launched a joint campaign uniting religious and transport ministries to promote respectful, responsible behavior on roads and public transport.
Egypt supports recovered addicts with sports and skills programs
Egypt is supporting recovered drug addicts with sports and job training programs to help them reintegrate into society and prevent relapse.
Egyptian universities to offer first Bachelor’s program in banking sciences.
Starting in the 2025/2026 academic year, the program will be offered at select business schools across Egyptian universities, aiming to equip a new generation with the specialized skills needed in today’s rapidly evolving financial sector.
President El-Sisi commemorates 150 years of Al-Ahram newspaper
In a post, he congratulated the esteemed institution and its staff, acknowledging its significant role in shaping public awareness and knowledge in both Egypt and the wider Arab world.
Egyptian authorities seize large cache of illegal firearms
Egyptian security forces have arrested two dangerous criminals in the south of the country for allegedly attempting to smuggle a significant quantity of unlicensed firearms
Egypt launches sweeping crackdown on ‘morally offensive’ online content creators
The campaign, announced within the last 24 hours, draws renewed attention to concerns over what has been described as “digital chaos” and the misuse of online platforms for illicit financial gain.
Egypt’s Sisi champions religious reform and social awareness initiatives
Sisi held a meeting today with Prime Minister and Minister of Religious Endowments to discuss key strategies aimed at promoting moderate religious awareness and strengthening social values.
Egypt launches nationwide safety campaign to protect delivery workers
The Egyptian Ministry of Labour has launched a comprehensive new campaign, “Your Safety Matters to Us,” aimed at enhancing the protection and welfare of delivery workers.
Egyptian grandmother learns to read at 76 to fulfil lifelong dream
Egyptian grandmother has proven that hope and perseverance can lead to remarkable achievements, no matter when the journey begins.
French President, wife file U.S. lawsuit against Candace Owens
Macron and Brigitte have filed a defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens, following her claim that France’s first lady was born male.
Egypt launches pilot program to use mosques as educational spaces for young children
The initiative aims to utilize mosque spaces during the morning hours to provide educational and moral development for children below the official school age.
Egypt announces results of General Secondary school examinations
According to official figures, the overall success rate under the new examination system reached 79.2%, while the traditional system saw a 72.7% pass rate.
Egypt to launch free school trip platform for archaeological sites, museums
This initiative is part of the government’s ongoing strategy to raise archaeological awareness among young people and encourage students to explore Egypt’s rich heritage firsthand.
Egypt establishes "New Egypt University" in 6th of October City
The institution will be located in the vibrant city of 6th of October, within Giza Governorate, an area known for its rapidly growing academic and industrial presence.
Egypt empowers young girls through “She” initiative for protection and growth
Egypt’s new “She” initiative empowers girls during puberty by providing guidance, support, and safe spaces, ensuring their health, confidence, and rights are protected.
Egypt’s addiction hotline offers free, confidential care as recovery efforts expand
During the first half of 2025, over 71,000 people reached out for support via the Fund for Combating and Treating Addiction and Abuse’s hotline.
Egypt prepares for International Youth Day with UNFPA
This year's International Youth Day in Egypt will focus on youth concerns, especially reproductive health, community participation, and economic empowerment, aiming to empower young people in various areas.
Sand and dust storms affect 330 million people in over 150 countries
Each year, around 2 billion tons of dust are released into the atmosphere, an amount comparable to constructing 300 Great Pyramids of Giza.
Egypt opens modern office for foreign marriages and property
Services offered include marriage contracts, divorce certificates, and marriage reviews for cases involving at least one foreign national or Christian Egyptians from different sects.
Egyptian medical team saves child suffering from life-threatening skin disorder
Luxor doctors make history, saving a child with a rare skin disease—Egypt’s healthcare shines bright!
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