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Actress Mona Zaki discussed her upcoming series, “Tale’ Nazel” (Going Up, Going Down), scheduled to premiere on October 10 on the Shahid platform. In a teaser posted on Shahid’s Instagram page, Zaki said: “They say that behind every great man, there is a great woman—but no one ever mentioned what happens when that woman is …
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Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s condemnation of all attacks against Saudi Arabia and its full support for the Kingdom’s security and stability during a phone call with Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah Al Saud, Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs. The phone call came as part of …
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A university degree may help you get started on your career, but it may not have everything you need for future employment. For example, in Egypt, employment is changing in that companies are using more software and information tools. People in industries such as finance, manufacturing, engineering, health care and retail often find themselves having to learn new tools once they leave college. That is why continuing education courses have become increasingly important. The job market is evolving at a much faster rate than ever before. A skill that was adequate five years ago will probably not be enough anymore. It may be necessary to acquire additional skills such as learning new software, working with data and online systems, or understanding new machinery. Short courses can help you gain these skills. When College Work Gets in the Way of Career Training It can be hard to learn new skills while you are still studying. You may want to take a data course or learn new software, but essays, exams, and other assignments keep taking up your free time. A large written project can easily push career training to the bottomContinue reading "Continuing Education Courses and Egypt’s Growing Demand for Technical Skills"
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President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi hosted on Sunday, 4 October, a four-way consultative summit in New Alamein, bringing together Eritrea’s President, Somalia’s President, and Sudan’s First Vice President and Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council. Egypt’s presidency said the meeting was convened to strengthen coordination and cooperation among the four countries, and to address developments across Africa and the Red Sea, along with changes related to African and regional issues of shared concern. The leaders reaffirmed their commitment to continued consultation as they faced multiple common regional challenges. They stressed their respect for the sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity of states, support for national institutions, rejection of interference in internal affairs, and an approach to settling disputes through peaceful means. In that context, President el-Sisi reviewed Egypt’s efforts aimed at achieving a ceasefire and pursuing comprehensive political settlements that preserve the capabilities of peoples, restore security and stability, and enable reconstruction, while also warning against external interventions that prolong conflicts and worsen humanitarian suffering. The President also underscored Egypt’s rejection of any attempt to undermine the unity of states, framing such actions as a clear violation of international law, theContinue reading "Sisi Hosts Four-Way Summit in Alamein to Coordinate Regional Strategy Across the Red Sea"
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The Egyptian Refining Company (ERC) is conducting a trial run of an AI agent designed to predict equipment failures before they occur, tackling a high‑stakes problem that can cost millions per incident, according to Ahmed Heikal, Chairman of ERC parent Qalaa Holdings. “We don’t have the luxury of doing it wrong,” said Heikal during the […]
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US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on October 5 to expand access to tax-exempt diesel, allowing consumers to purchase so-called “red dye” diesel without the federal taxes typically applied to on-road fuel. Trump signed the order during a rally in Nebraska, saying the directive would waive the existing off-road-use requirement for red-dyed diesel […]
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