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New York — President Donald Trump said Thursday that Intel has struck a deal with Apple to start producing computer chips in the United States. “I decided to help Intel because we need to design and build our Chips right here in America,” Trump wrote in a social media post on Truth Social. Shares of Intel …
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Hezbollah accused Israel of “escalating violations” of a ceasefire on Friday, as inflamed hostilities in Lebanon threaten tenuous negotiations between the US and Iran. In a statement, the Iran-backed militant group said it “will remain vigilant against any aggression,” accusing Israel of “committing massacres” and “destroying residential buildings.” Israel’s military launched a wave of lethal …
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Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities Randa El-Menshawy has reviewed the latest developments regarding the draft law establishing the Federation of Real Estate Developers, as part of the ministry’s broader strategy to regulate and organize Egypt’s rapidly expanding real estate market. The meeting, attended by senior officials from the Ministry of Housing and the […]
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Egypt and Kenya discussed expanding cooperation in healthcare and strengthening pharmaceutical security across Africa, focusing on local manufacturing of medicines and vaccines, reducing reliance on imports, and increasing the exchange of medical expertise. Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population said Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar met his Kenyan counterpart, Aden Bare Duale, to explore opportunities for […]
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Egypt has signed four agreements worth EUR 690 million (EGP 39.48 billion) to modernize two major railway freight corridors linking industrial zones, dry ports, and seaports, according to an announcement by French rail manufacturer Alstom on Friday, 19 June. The agreements, signed between Egyptian National Railways (ENR) and a consortium led by Alstom alongside Egyptian firms Rowad Modern Engineering and Concrete Plus, will upgrade the 6th of October City–Alexandria corridor and the Belbes–10th of Ramadan railway line. According to Alstom, the projects aim to improve freight movement, strengthen national logistics, and enhance connectivity between industrial hubs and key ports on both the Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts. The larger of the two projects, valued at EUR 550 million (EGP 31.47 billion), will modernize the railway corridor connecting 6th of October City and Alexandria through new digital signalling systems, upgraded telecommunications infrastructure, reinforced power systems, and track rehabilitation. The upgrades are expected to reduce travel times along the route by nearly 80 minutes. A second project, worth EUR 140 million (EGP 8.01 billion), will modernize the Belbes–10th of Ramadan railway line, improving freight transport to one of Egypt’s largest industrial zones.Continue reading "Egypt Signs EUR 690 Million Rail Modernization Agreements"
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In Egypt, 18 June marks the official celebration of the Islamic New Year (Hijri New Year), which astronomically fell on 17 June. The Hijri New Year begins with the start of Muharram, the first month of the lunar-based Islamic calendar. Its epoch was set as the year of the Hijra, Prophet Muhammad’s migration from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE. Islamic organizations worldwide determine the start of each new month, including the new year, through local moon sightings. In Egypt, Dar al-Ifta, the country’s highest Islamic authority, announced the new year through its official channels. This corresponds to the Islamic year 1448H, while the Gregorian year is 2026. The gap between the two dates comes down to how each calendar tracks time: the Islamic lunar year runs about eleven to twelve days shorter than the solar year approximated by the Gregorian calendar. As a result, the Islamic New Year shifts earlier on the Gregorian calendar each year rather than falling on a fixed date. To mark the occasion, we share a series of photos from the historic Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo. Established in 1905, the museum is consideredContinue reading "For the New Hijri Year, a Look Inside the Museum of Islamic Art"
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