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A commercial passenger plane will take off from the US to Venezuela on Thursday morning for the first time in nearly seven years, as the countries continue to restore economic ties following the ouster of Venezuela’s strongman leader in January. The inaugural American Airlines flight will last just under 3.5 hours, departing from Miami to …
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Oakland, Calif. — Elon Musk sparred with OpenAI’s attorney under cross examination on the second day of his testimony, as lawyers for both sides zeroed in on his souring relationship with the organization that kicked off the AI race. Musk claims OpenAI betrayed its initial nonprofit mission when it changed its corporate structure; OpenAI, for …
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Egypt’s Defence Minister Ashraf Salem Zaher oversaw the main phase of the “Badr 2026” tactical military exercise, conducted by a unit of the Third Field Army with live ammunition, as part of ongoing efforts to maintain combat readiness. According to a military statement, the exercise was attended by Chief of Staff Ahmed Khalifa, senior commanders, […]
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi discussed expanding cooperation in education and technology with Hiroshima University President Mitsuo Ochi, underscoring the growing educational partnership between Egypt and Japan. According to the Egyptian presidency, Al-Sisi expressed appreciation for Egypt’s strong bilateral relations with Japan and praised the ongoing collaboration with Hiroshima University in both basic and higher […]
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The Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports announced on 24 April the launch of the national initiative competition “Control Z”, in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The competition is designed to support youth-led initiatives focused on preventing digital violence against women and girls. “Control Z” also aims to encourage young people to submit innovative ideas and actionable initiatives that can help reduce the risks associated with digital violence, while also strengthening wider community awareness of the issue. The initiative comes amid the rapid expansion in the use of technology and social media platforms, which has intensified the need for prevention-focused solutions. The competition targets young men and women who hold Egyptian nationality and are aged 18 to 29. Applicants must present either a new initiative idea or a current initiative already in operation, provided that it addresses prevention of digital violence against women and girls. The application window will remain open until 30 May, 2026, with registration taking place through the QR code announced by the ministry. The competition includes valuable prizes for top winners and support to help winning initiatives expand theirContinue reading "Egypt Launches National Initiative Competition to Combat Digital Violence Against Women"
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Cairo Governor Ibrahim Saber has ordered on Tuesday 28 April a halt on issuing new licences for restaurant and café activities in several of the capital’s most historic and residential districts, including Heliopolis, Maadi, Zamalek, and Garden City. The decision was approved by the Supreme Committee for Public Shop Licenses and is intended to protect the architectural heritage and the largely residential character of these neighborhoods. Under the new rules, the ban applies to the issuance of any fresh licences for café and restaurant operations within the specified districts, meaning existing licensed establishments will remain the only permitted operators. The measure is framed as a regulatory response to growing local concerns, with the governor pointing to repeated complaints from residents as well as civil society organizations about the effects of the commercial expansion in these areas. Saber said the policy is primarily designed to address persistent problems linked to noise pollution and disturbances that residents attribute to the increasingly “random” spread of café and restaurant activities. He also stressed the need to prevent the conversion of residential units into administrative or commercial spaces, warning that such changes have disruptedContinue reading "Cairo Governor Halts New Café and Restaurant Licences in Residential-Central Districts"
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Egypt's Minister of Youth and Sports Ashraf Sobhy mediated a breakthrough agreement on Monday between the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) and the Union of African Sports Confederations (UCSA), ending a long-standing dispute between the continent's two main sports (...)
Germany ranked seventh in the European Union for labour costs in 2024, with enterprises in manufacturing and services paying an average of €43.40 per hour worked, according to the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).
This figure was about 30 per cent higher than the EU average of €33.50, (...)
Iraq is moving forward with plans for the $5 billion Basra–Haditha crude oil pipeline, establishing a high-level commission to oversee development of the strategic project, Oil & Gas Middle East reported. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al-Sudani has ordered the formation of the commission, to be chaired by the Oil Ministry’s Undersecretary and composed of specialized […]
The post Iraq Advances $5bn Basra–Haditha Pipeline with High-Level Oversight Commission first appeared on Egypt Oil & Gas.
The National Gas Company (NATGAS), a subsidiary of Valmore Holding, has extended natural gas services to over two million households across Egypt, underscoring the company’s sustained growth and capacity to serve a broad segment of citizens. Building on more than 25 years of expertise, NATGAS has accelerated the expansion of its network across key governorates, […]
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