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Iran said that 40 percent of the damaged capacity of the South Pars gas field has been restored, according to the semi-official news agency Fars – adding, however, that it will take at least two years to rebuild the facility attacked by Israel this year. “With the tools we have, we managed to restore about …
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Bangui, Central African Republic — “It’s okay now, I’m safe,” she remembered thinking. “I can make one new life here.” She described her joy at reaching “one of the best countries in the world,” but her happiness would prove fleeting. Nika is among a growing number of migrants deported by the Trump administration to countries they’ve …
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Egypt’s Ministry of Social Solidarity has launched the first phase of an integrated digital services system to automate applications and procedures for alternative foster families and care institutions, in cooperation with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The system, accessible via the social care services platform on the ministry’s digital portal, is the […]
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Egypt is considering expanding renewable energy applications, particularly solar power, and integrating energy-efficiency technologies into the agricultural, industrial and service sectors as part of efforts to reduce energy consumption and emissions, the Ministry of Local Development and Environment said. Government officials and representatives of civil society, the private sector, universities and research institutions discussed clean-energy […]
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Egypt has called for the adoption of a legally binding international protocol on drought, warning that drought, desertification and land degradation are increasingly threatening water and food security, livelihoods and socioeconomic stability. Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Hani Sewilam made the call during the ministerial segment of the 17th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD COP17), held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Sewilam said drought represents a particularly serious challenge for countries facing acute water scarcity, including Egypt, where available water resources fall below the absolute water scarcity threshold and more than 95 percent of the country is desert. He called for a shift away from responding to drought crises only after they occur and towards greater prevention and preparedness, including stronger early-warning systems and more integrated management of water and land resources. Egypt is seeking tangible progress towards a legally binding drought protocol that would provide a clearer framework for international cooperation and help vulnerable countries strengthen their ability to prepare for and respond to drought, according to Daily News Egypt’s report on Sewilam’s remarks. The minister also called for increased financing, stronger institutionalContinue reading "Egypt Calls for Global Agreement to Tackle Growing Drought Threat"
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Egypt’s women’s table tennis team won gold at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto, Italy, on Wednesday, 29 August, defeating the host nation, Italy, 3-0 in the final after eliminating Serbia by the same score in the semifinals, according to Sherif El-Qammati, head of the Egyptian delegation. Speaking on the Egyptian television program “This Morning,” aired on Extra News, El-Qammati said the team’s performance had been outstanding and helped push Egypt’s overall gold medal count to 10 so far, with several silver medals also secured. He added he expected the delegation to add to that total as competition continues. He further noted that Egypt is locked in a tight battle for fourth place in the medal standings against France and Spain, even though both countries have fielded larger delegations. Egyptian officials had selected athletes based on criteria meant to ensure each competitor was capable of reaching the podium, rather than simply maximizing the size of the team, he shared. Egypt has competed at the Mediterranean Games since their inception in 1951, when Alexandria hosted the inaugural edition, and has taken part in nearly every edition since. Over that history, EgyptianContinue reading "Egypt’s Women Win Table Tennis Gold at Mediterranean Games"
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Egypt’s Ministries of Agriculture and Land Reclamation and Petroleum and Mineral Resources have denied reports that the annual quota of subsidized fertilizers supplied to the agricultural sector has been reduced from August. The ministries said the annual quota remains unchanged at 2.4 million tons and that no decision has been issued to cut or amend […]
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The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) CEO, Salah Abdel Kerim, reviewed PetroZenima and Alamein Petroleum’s FY 2025/26 results, with the companies focusing on production growth, reserve development, and asset safety under the sector’s 5-year production plan. During PetroZenima and PetroMalek’s general assembly, Abdel Kerim and Samir Raslan, Chairman of the South Valley Egyptian Petroleum Holding […]
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