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On the afternoon of July 25, the Greek-owned supertanker Kiku docked at Qatar’s Mesaieed oil export terminal, a massive, 30-berth port on the country’s west coast, 25 miles south of Doha. Four days later, loaded with crude oil, the Kiku passed through the Strait of Hormuz. The Very Large Crude Carrier – one of the …
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Islamabad AP — Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday ordered the suspension of eight officials and directed that criminal proceedings be initiated against those found responsible for a fire that killed 14 newborns at an Islamabad hospital, his office said. Sharif issued the orders after an investigative committee headed by retired senior civil servant Shahid …
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Arab African International Bank (AAIB) recorded its highest first-half net profit in five years, reaching $202.8m for the first half of 2026, representing a 27% increase compared with the same period in 2025. The bank stated that it continued to deliver a strong performance during the first half of the year, strengthening its balance sheet […]
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Al Ismaelia for Real Estate Investment, UNESCO’s Regional Office for Egypt and Sudan, and European Universities in Egypt (EUE) have partnered to bring the Youth Artists Programme to Downtown Cairo, bringing together 21 emerging artists aged 17–25 from Egypt, Sudan and Palestine. The five-day programme, fully sponsored by UNESCO and hosted academically by the University […]
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On Sunday, 30 August, Sharif Fathi, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, inspected the Giza Pyramids area to track progress and review work stages for the fixed balloon project currently underway there. The project is being carried out by ‘Tashreef for Tourism Marketing’ in cooperation with the French company ‘Aerophile’. The Minister stated that the project will be the first of its kind in the surrounding area, and that it will serve as one of the new recreational activities to be offered to visitors and tourists. During the tour, the Minister was accompanied by Ashraf Muhyi El-Din, General Director of Antiquities in Giza; Mohamed Kamel, and Chairman of the Board and Managing Director of Tashreef for Tourism Marketing. Fathi added that the balloon experience will offer visitors a new perspective of the Pyramids of Giza area, its landmarks, and its surrounding landscape. He also confirmed that the project was placed two kilometers from the Pyramids and 2.2 kilometers from the Sphinx. Additionally, the balloon will be anchored to the ground and will move vertically as it ascends and descends. The project is scheduled for the balloon to rise to 150Continue reading "Tourism Minister Inspects Fixed Balloon Project at Giza Pyramids"
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A fire broke out on Sunday, 30 August, at August Mall in the Fifth Settlement district of New Cairo, where many shops, offices and restaurants are, sending emergency crews racing to the scene and briefly disrupting one of the Egyptian capital’s busiest commercial corridors. One person was injured in the fire, according to authorities, though there were no reports of any deaths. Civil defense teams dispatched a number of fire trucks to the site soon after the fire was reported. Officials said the crews were able to bring the flames under control and prevent them from spreading to the rest of the mall or to neighboring shops and businesses. Mohamed Youssef, the assistant interior minister for Cairo security, traveled to the scene along with other senior security officials and police officers to oversee the response, secure the area, and examine the circumstances surrounding the fire. Authorities said the necessary measures had been taken to secure the site, and that relevant agencies were intensifying efforts to determine the cause of the fire and assess the extent of the damage. The cause of the blaze and further details had not been announced.
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Abu Qir Fertilizers and Chemical Industries Company has increased production capacities at Abu Qir Plant 3, lifting ammonia output by approximately 140 tons per day (t/d) and expanding granular urea capacity by around 100 t/d. The company reported a reduction in the natural gas consumption required for operations at the plant, according to a disclosure submitted […]
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British Petroleum (bp) has started production from the Fayoum-4 well in Egypt’s West Nile Delta, adding an estimated 80 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d) of natural gas to the domestic market. The well’s production has been tied into bp’s existing West Nile Delta gas-processing facilities, which the company operates with an 82.75% stake, through […]
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