All posts tagged "egyptian youth"

Many Egyptian students, both undergraduates and graduates, leave their hometown in a quest for a different future—one...

In a once in a lifetime chance, aspiring entrepreneurs are getting the opportunity to pitch their business...

While there are dozens of pavilions at the United Nations Climate Conference, COP27, the Children and Youth...

Gaming is mostly considered a pastime activity to many, and for parents especially, it is rarely seen...

“You feel like everything has changed while still staying the same.” This was how Khaled Al Kammar,...

Cartona, a leading B2B platform digitizing Egypt’s traditional trade market, has raised USD 12 million in Series...

With a week-long Eid Al Adha break coming up, Cairo is expected to be a ghost town....

Whether through property or gold, investment helps young Egyptians manage their income, and speed up their journey...

It all started on 21 March. As the Arab world prepared to celebrate Mother’s day, Egyptians woke...

Living abroad can be a memorable experience, but it can also be a challenge, whether mentally, physically,...

“You’re not going to leave this wedding without a bride,” was how Mohamed Saeed was greeted upon...

An unrivalled eruption of public unrest and dissent rippled across the Cariene streets in February 1968. This...

If you do a simple Google search for “Kid Cudi saved my life,” you will find thousands...

Youth participation is one of the core driving forces of sustainable development. The Art of Hope contest,...

On the sidelines of the fourth edition of the World Youth Forum (WYF), Egyptian Streets caught up...

In cooperation with Al-Azhar Observatory’s “Lam Al Shaml” (reunion) department, Egypt’s Minister of Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates...

“You’re like a Sunsilk advert” is a common jab among Egyptian youth, a way to call someone...