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Egypt’s engineering exports rose 4.1% year on year to $4.351bn in the first eight months of 2026, up from $4.181bn in the same period last year, according to the Engineering Export Council of Egypt (EECE). The council announced the figures during the third edition of its annual conference, “The Future of Egyptian Industry and Exports […]
Italian energy company Eni has started operations at the second phase of the Meleiha project in Egypt’s Western Desert through Agiba Petroleum Company, its joint venture with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC). The project marks a major milestone in developing a new gas processing hub within the Meleiha Integrated Concession. It will significantly increase […]
In a recorded message at the Egypt Forum 2026 on Monday, 19 October, in the presence of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the Egyptian comedian Bassem Youssef warned that online arguments are damaging relationships between Arab communities. The message aligns with one of Egypt Forum’s core themes, which is countering misinformation and the spread of rumors. This is particularly relevant in light of Egypt’s recent launch of Chat EGYPT, an AI-powered platform designed to monitor and counter rumors. This marks Youssef’s first televised appearance in front of El-Sisi since his satirical show was discontinued in 2014 amid tensions over its political content and Egypt’s media climate. Following the show’s cancellation, Youssef relocated to the United States, where he continued to build his career in comedy and entertainment. Drawing on his own experiences, he explained how social media can turn ordinary disagreements into hostility, even between people who have never had a problem with one another. “Social media was one of the reasons behind my success and fame, but it also caused me a lot of problems,” he explained. He acknowledged that these platforms are useful to him and millions ofContinue reading "Bassem Youssef to Arabs: Don’t Let Social Media Turn Us Against Each Other"
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Egypt’s education minister declared on Tuesday, 20 October, that the debate is over regarding whether international schools must teach Arabic, history and religion, and whether to count the grades toward students’ final scores. “There is no student who will not study history, Arabic and religion in any Egyptian school,” Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdel Latif, said at the Egypt Forum 2026, taking place from 19 to 24 October 19. “This issue is finished.” During the forum’s education session, an exchange occurred between the minister and Ahmad Tarek Khalil, a businessman who took part in the discussion. Tarek stressed that the Arabic language is important and necessary and should be prioritized in all international schools in Egypt. Abdel Latif agreed with him and said that treating Arabic and History as a pass-or-fail subject would amount to sidelining them. He stressed that the Ministry of Education is also helping international schools teach Arabic. Now, Arabic and history, both taught at international schools, each count for 10 percent of the total score on the international certificate that is equivalent to the Egyptian secondary certificate, making together 20 percent, and theContinue reading "Egypt’s Education Minister: No More Debate on Arabic and Religion Classes in International Schools"
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Egypt is seeking to accelerate oil and gas investments, develop discoveries, and increase domestic production, Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, said during the Mediterranean Offshore Conference and Exhibition (MOC 2026), citing the settlement of outstanding arrears as a factor supporting investor confidence. Speaking at a roundtable titled “The Future of Energy in […]
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HAU Energy, the renewable energy investment platform of Hassan Allam Utilities, and Infinity Power, Africa’s largest renewable energy company, have secured up to $566 million in debt financing for the Nefer Minya Solar photovoltaic (PV) project in Minya. The plant is set to become the largest solar power plant in Egypt and Africa, according to […]
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