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The Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx are among the most recognizable monuments in the world and remain a major reason travelers visit Egypt.
Cairo blends ancient history with modern city life, from busy streets and markets to museums and landmark sites near the Giza Plateau.
Luxor is famous for its temple complexes, especially Karnak and Luxor Temple, and for its dramatic Nile-side setting.
Aswan offers calmer Nile scenery, Philae Temple, felucca rides, and some of the most scenic waterside views in southern Egypt.
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Egyptian pop superstar Amr Diab and his famous song “Tamally Maak” (Always With You) trended on social media after Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim selected the track as the background music for photos posted on his official Instagram account. The photos captured his reception of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi upon the latter’s arrival at …
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The decision by the global credit rating agency Fitch to affirm Egypt’s rating at “B” with a stable outlook has been welcomed by economic experts and academics, as well as the Finance Ministry, which emphasized that the Egyptian economy has once again demonstrated its resilience and ability to absorb shocks amidst regional turmoil. The ministry …
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Egypt has strongly condemned recent attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh that targeted the facility and a Saudia Airlines aircraft, killing three Saudi citizens and injuring several civilians. The official statement coincided with reports of a fresh explosion at the hub on Saturday that forced its evacuation and grounded flights. In a […]
Egypt’s annual urban inflation rate fell to 13.9% in September, down from 14.5% in August 2026, according to the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS). However, monthly inflation accelerated to 1.3% in September, compared with 0.1% in August, driven primarily by higher vegetable and food prices. In a statement issued on Saturday, CAPMAS […]
Over the weekend in downtown Cairo, an exhibition turned donated clothing that might once have ended up in a landfill into a curated material system, sorted by color, texture, and pattern, inviting visitors to see textile waste as a resource. The Egyptian Clothing Bank (ECB), a nonprofit organization, held the fourth edition of its From Waste to Good Taste (FWGT) exhibition on 25 and 26 September at The Factory, a venue on Al Nabrawi Street in Qasr El Nile, Downtown. The two-day exhibition traced each piece’s journey through the bank’s circular system, from repair to redistribution, and paired that display with art installations and hands-on workshops. Proceeds and fundraising activities will support the bank’s Back-to-School campaign, which provides school uniforms and bags to children in need. Before presenting donations, organizers grouped discarded garments and fabrics by visual qualities, turning what is usually hidden in sorting facilities into something visitors could walk through and study. The display walked visitors through each stage of the bank’s process, from collection and sorting to fixing, reuse, redesign, upcycling, recycling, and reallocation. “Circularity starts when we stop seeing the end of use as the endContinue reading "Discarded Clothing Finds New Life in This Cairo Exhibition"
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Protecting cultural heritage is no longer a local matter or the responsibility of any single state, but a shared human responsibility that requires international cooperation between cultural, academic, and technology institutions, Ashraf El-Ezaby, secretary-general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Culture, stated. On 9 September, he spoke before an audience of more than 300 experts and institutional representatives from over 30 countries at the International Symposium on Cultural Heritage Conservation by Digitization (CHCD) at Tsinghua University in Beijing. El-Ezaby stated that Egypt, through its Ministry of Culture and the Supreme Council of Culture, is prioritizing digitizing its heritage. Egypt’s push to use technology to protect its heritage has been in the works since the early 2000s. As of 18 July of this year, Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities is building what officials describe as an integrated, Artificial Intelligence (AI) supported system to help recover looted Egyptian artifacts and preserve the country’s heritage for future generations. Using AI, the system supports ongoing monitoring of Egypt’s roughly 1,100 known archaeological areas, of which researchers estimate more than a quarter have already sustained major looting-related damage. Many of those sites sit far from museumContinue reading "How Digital Tools Are Transforming Egypt’s Heritage Preservation"
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Karim Badawi, Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, held talks with Greek Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou and Cypriot Energy Minister Michael Damianos on accelerating East Mediterranean gas development and connecting regional resources to European markets. The meeting, held on the sidelines of the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Forum’s (EMGF) high-level roundtable in Athens, […]
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Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with Cyprus and turning discovered gas resources into production and commercial projects, while leveraging Egypt’s integrated infrastructure for receiving produced gas, processing and liquefying it, and supporting regional cooperation and energy security. This came at a meeting with Michael Damianos, Cypriot […]
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