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A group of 32 nations — including 29 European countries, as well as Canada, Australia and New Zealand — issued a joint statement on Wednesday condemning Iran’s use of the death penalty against protesters. “The people of Iran must be free to exercise their rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly without fear,” according …
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AP — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for the first time visited the Kuril Islands, a Russian-controlled Pacific island chain also claimed by Japan, in a move that drew a protest from Tokyo. Putin visited a fish plant, a hospital and a school on Iturup, one of the chain’s southernmost islands. He also briefly spoke …
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An Egyptian archaeological mission working at the Sheikh Soby archaeological site in Egypt’s Bahariya Oasis has uncovered three tombs dating to different periods of ancient Egypt, along with mummies, limestone and pottery coffins, pottery vessels, offering tables and terracotta votive figurines. The excavation season is being led by Sabry Farag, Director General of Antiquities of […]
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Petroleum and Mineral Resources Minister Karim Badawi has announced the launch of the 2026 international bid round for crude oil and natural gas exploration, offering 14 new exploration areas to international and Egyptian companies in a move aimed at attracting more investment, boosting domestic production and supporting the targets of the government’s five-year production growth […]
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Egypt is planning a new interactive platform aimed at giving young people a more direct way to share their ideas, launch initiatives, and get involved in their communities. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has directed the National Training Academy to work with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and other relevant government bodies on launching the platform, according to a statement marking International Youth Day. The aim is to create a space where young Egyptians can speak up, share projects and ideas, and potentially turn those ideas into real initiatives. The platform has not been launched yet, and more details about how it will work and when it will go live are expected to be soon announced by the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the National Training Academy. The platform aims to focus on encouraging young people to take part in community service and volunteer work, while promoting a stronger sense of belonging and responsibility toward their communities and the country. El-Sisi highlighted in the statement the importance of young people to Egypt’s future, pointing to their energy, creativity and ability to contribute to the country’s development. The announcementContinue reading "Egypt Is Now Giving Young People a Platform to Share Their Ideas"
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Egypt’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has decided on Tuesday, 11 August, to tighten the procedures used to verify the identity of mobile phone line holders by accelerating the rollout of biometric verification mechanisms through mobile operator applications. The move is intended to strengthen the SIM card registration process, reduce the risk of registering lines in individuals’ names without their knowledge, and prevent the recurrence of such incidents through new regulatory measures carried out in cooperation with Egypt’s four mobile operators. Biometric verification is expected to rely on the user’s distinctive biometric characteristics to confirm identity, rather than depending solely on traditional personal information. According to the NTRA’s communication, the new mechanisms will enable line holders to verify their identities more securely via mobile operator apps, improving the connection between line ownership data and the actual person holding the service. The move comes as part of efforts to tighten control over mobile line registration following complaints that some lines were registered using citizens’ data without their consent. The regulatory action also extends beyond new SIM registrations. NTRA has required mobile operators to send text messages to all existing lines registeredContinue reading "NTRA Tightens SIM Registration Verification with Biometric Checks via Mobile Apps"
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Egyptian Maintenance Company (EMC), known as San Misr, has secured an international tender launched by Italy’s Eni to supply electrical equipment and components for the Zubair oil field in Iraq, under a contract valued at approximately $18.6 million. The three-year contract covers the supply of a wide range of electrical equipment required for production units […]
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Scatec, a leading Norwegian renewable energy solutions provider, has reached the Commercial Operations Date (COD) for the second and final phase of its 1.1-gigawatt (GW) Obelisk solar and battery storage project in Nagaa Hammadi bringing the full project into operation. “Completing Africa’s largest hybrid solar and battery installation demonstrates our ability to develop, finance, and […]
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