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Aswan offers calmer Nile scenery, Philae Temple, felucca rides, and some of the most scenic waterside views in southern Egypt.
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Unable to convince Americans to embrace the AI data centers they hate, President Donald Trump is instead exercising the one power he believes is absolute in the presidency: a rebrand. But unlike Lake America, the Gulf of America, military bases or a mountain, this change is about altering public opinion rather than scoring political points. …
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Reuters — At least 72 artisanal miners were killed in an airstrike in northern Sudan on Saturday, rights monitor Emergency Lawyers said on Sunday, in the second such incident in several months. Emergency Lawyers blamed the Egyptian air force for the strike, a claim Reuters could not immediately verify. The Egyptian military did not comment on …
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Forty hours of meticulous craftsmanship. Forty hours of weaving Egypt’s identity into every detail of a bag. Forty hours of creating a piece of Egypt to share with the world. This is how Egyptian luxury house Shahira Lasheen’s debut bag collection, which was launched in late September, can be summed up in just three sentences. Adorned with intricate floral embroidery and delicate satin ribbon details, the handcrafted bag evokes the nostalgic charm of Egyptian grandmothers’ homes, where floral motifs, gold-plated chairs, and beautifully patterned boxes brought warmth and elegance to every living room. Step into the traditional home of an Egyptian grandmother, and you’ll likely find floral prints woven into every corner. More than a decorative choice, these patterns reflect the elegance and femininity of Egyptian interiors, revealing how generations of Egyptian women expressed their identity and celebrated craftsmanship through the details of their homes. Egyptian luxury house Shahira Lasheen’s debut bag collection draws inspiration from the nostalgic beauty of traditional Egyptian homes, where floral prints and delicate decorative details reflected generations of feminine elegance and artistic expression. Each bag is brought to life through approximately 40 hours ofContinue reading "The Feminine Language of Egyptian Embroidery"
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi announced on 12 October that he secured around 20 agreements and memoranda of understanding during his Asian tour, which included South Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia from 6 to 11 October, calling for Egyptian officials to move quickly to turn the agreements into projects. Speaking at the airport upon his return to Egypt on Monday, El-Sisi described the tour as “very successful,” saying the reception he received reflected respect for Egypt’s foreign policy, which he described as balanced and moderate. El-Sisi said the visits demonstrated political and economic interest in expanding cooperation with Egypt, citing the country’s investment opportunities, infrastructure, and stability as factors behind that interest. He added that Egypt sought to strengthen economic and trade ties with the three countries while pursuing more balanced trade relationships to ensure mutual benefits. During his visit to South Korea, Egypt established a strategic partnership covering political, defence, and economic cooperation. The two countries also signed 12 agreements and memoranda of understanding covering trade, industry, energy, technology, maritime affairs, education, social security, and culture. In Malaysia, the two sides exchanged four cooperation memoranda covering investment, tourism, higher education,Continue reading "El-Sisi Says Asian Tour Secured 20 Agreements, Calls for Swift Implementation"
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Italian energy company Eni has signed two binding agreements to sell its 10% stakes in selected Indonesian upstream assets to state-owned Pertamina and energy company Medco. The transactions cover eight production sharing contracts (PSCs) operated by Searah, a 50/50 joint venture (JV) between Eni and Malaysia’s Petronas. Completion is subject to governmental and regulatory approvals. […]
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Saudi Aramco is expanding its overseas oil storage capacity and evaluating additional crude export routes to strengthen supply security amid shipping disruptions and constraints affecting the Strait of Hormuz, according to President and CEO Amin Nasser. Nasser’s statements came during the 25th World Petroleum Congress (WPC) in Riyadh where he said the company was coordinating […]
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