All posts tagged "egypt"

With the rapid rise of economic globalisation, many scholars like Thomas Friedman in the 20th century argued...

When one thinks of the Suez Crisis, images often come to mind of male soldiers fighting the...

“Nine years ago, my best friend committed suicide from bullying,” Mostafa Ashraf, founder of Advice Seekers, says...

According to Egypt’s Central Agency for Public mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS), Egypt’s unemployment rate has declined to...

Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement on Thursday that Egypt reaffirms its trust in Saudi...

As we approach the end of November, the first edition of Cairo Photo Week is getting ready...

I could feel their heavy-eyed stares whether I was entering my hotel in Sharm El-Sheikh, walking along...

On the occasion of International Children’s day, the Egyptian Museum will hold a celebration on Sunday 18...

There are exactly 24 hours in the day. While around 8-10 hours are dedicated to sleep, many...

In light of October recognized breast cancer awareness month, Cairo Marriot Hotel hosted a one-of-a-kind makeup workshop...

In a bid to propel the entrepreneurship scene forward, Tatweer Misr, Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) and Egypt’s Ministry...

Building on recent discussions regarding religious practice in Egypt, an Egyptian Parliament member, Ismail Nasr El Din,...

Nearly 12,000 lives every year are lost in Egypt as a result of road accidents, according to...

Stephen Timms, British member of parliament, revealed on September 11 at the World Travel and Tourism Council...

Egyptian film ‘Yomeddine’ (Judgment Day), directed by Abu Bakr Shawky, won the Reflet d’Or for best feature film at...

In light of World Mental Health Day that took place in October, El Abbasia Hospital, in collaboration...

Egypt’s first long distance hiking trail built by Bedouin tribes in Sinai is now officially backed by...