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Mohamed Awad, CEO of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI), took part in a meeting with Minister of Planning and Economic Development Ahmed Rostom and a number of fintech entrepreneurs and companies to discuss expansion and investment opportunities in Egypt. The meeting reviewed developments in Egypt’s investment climate and opportunities in technology, …
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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly affirmed the Egyptian government’s keenness to support and strengthen cooperation with French hospitality group Accor, expressing hope that more of the company’s hotel brands will enter the Egyptian market. During a meeting with Accor Chairman and CEO Sébastien Bazin, attended by Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy, Madbouly discussed the …
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Chinese solar technology company LONGi recorded solar module shipments of 29.93 GW during the first half of 2026, placing it among the global market leaders by shipment volume. The company has also introduced its LONGi ONE energy storage systems to the Egyptian market as it expands its portfolio beyond solar modules to include integrated generation, […]
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Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar and healthcare data and technology company IQVIA discussed expanding cooperation in clinical trials, pharmaceutical investment and health technology, alongside a proposal to establish a national centre to support the digital transformation of healthcare. Abdel Ghaffar met with José Luis Fernández, Senior Vice President and General Manager at IQVIA, to discuss […]
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Egypt’s Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, honored school principal Saleha Abdel Fadil on Wednesday, 9 September, for their dedication and sense of responsibility following an incident involving the governor of Qalyubia. This comes after a confrontation between the Qalyubia governor and Abdel Fadil in Kafr El-Gazar revealed that the school principal spent EGP 18,000 of her own money to meet the school’s needs, raising questions about how the incident was ultimately resolved. The minister recognized Nader Ali, principal of Barqatta Preparatory School in Kafr Shukr, Qalyubia, and Saleha Aboul Fadl, principal of Martyr Ahmed Samir School. The two principals were honored for their outstanding efforts, dedication to their educational duties, and commitment to serving their students and their communities. During the ceremony, Abdel Latif said the ministry was not simply honoring two outstanding school principals. He said the recognition was also meant to celebrate the values of patriotism, responsibility, hard work, and dedication. “Teachers do not only provide knowledge,” the minister said. “They also help build students’ character, teach values and principles, and strengthen their sense of belonging to their country.” The Qalyubia Directorate ofContinue reading "Egyptian Teacher Honored After Paying for School Needs Out of Pocket"
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Cairokee, formed in 2003 by childhood friends Amir Eid, Sherif El Hawary, Tamer Hashem, Sherif Mostafa, and Adam El Alfy, did not garner admiration and fans through music alone as the cover art matters just as much, acting like a second voice alongside the songs. The band rose to prominence across Egypt and the Arab world after the 2011 Revolution, as protest anthems like Sout El Horeya (Voice of Freedom) and Matloob Zaeem (A Leader Wanted) became popular. Over time, they have grown into a fully independent, self-managed band, gaining popularity nationwide. That same independent spirit runs through their visuals. The artist behind some of Cairokee’s most iconic album covers is Muhammad Mustafa. His work enters the conversation at a point that feels almost natural, according to him, beginning through music rather than album art. “I actually started when I got involved in the illustrations for the Marboot Beastek (Tied with a rubber band) music video,” which is how he met Eid and became friends, he told Egyptian Streets. From there, the first album cover he worked on became a starting point for a much larger creative relationship. He describedContinue reading "Muhammad Mustafa and the Visual World Behind Cairokee’s Album Covers"
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The refinery plans to offer 4.1 billion ordinary shares at NGN 525 per share, potentially raising approximately NGN 2.15 trillion ($1.63 billion) if fully subscribed, according to a company statement reported by Reuters. The order book is expected to open on September 14, while a formal signing ceremony with the Nigerian Exchange is scheduled for […]
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Singapore-based Aster Chemicals and Energy has shifted part of its crude procurement toward the Americas and Africa after disruptions to Middle Eastern oil supplies caused by the ongoing Iran war, Reuters reported. The refiner previously sourced about 70% of its crude from the Middle East, but has now turned to suppliers in West Africa, Latin […]
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