All posts tagged "Alexandria"

The desert scene is one that Egyptians abroad are often mistaken to permanently live in, whether with...

Alexandria’s Greek heritage dates back to the 4th century BC, when it was founded by Alexander the...

Before the pandemic, 22-year old photographer Ahmed Abbas helped a 40-year-long couple in Alexandria celebrate Valentine’s Day....

On September 3, 2020, Egyptian-Chinese Consortium Samcrete Engineers & Contractors won the bid for executing the Ain...

Minister of Higher Education, Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, announced on Saturday that he would provide a full...

2020 has been a year that forced us all to be more socially conscious. Every step, every...

Egypt has always been a dynamic country, replete with change in society and landscape. It is no...

Fondly known as the Pearl of the Mediterranean, Alexandria is one of the oldest cities in the...

According to various videos circulating on social media, a congregation of 180 Jews of Egyptian origin flew...

From movies to best-stelling novels, it’s easy to conjure a list of authors, filmmakers, photographers and artists...

A number of sources told Al-Masry Al-Youm that the Egyptian government is currently developing a program to...

More than 20 years since the idea first arose, the underground metro system in Alexandria will begin...

Just over 10 years ago, International Beer Day was inaugurated in Santa Cruz as a day-long celebratory...

Every summer since 2007, the two-week long Arab Digital Expression Camps (ADEC) have been bringing together an...

One of the benefits of living in a city is the centralized access it permits to a...

Stadiums or stadia are event venues – mostly for sports or concerts – designed to host and...

It is seldom that one finds a truly captivating photographic project where we can truly feel like...