All posts tagged "egyptians"

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...

As part of developing Egypt’s infrastructure and transportation sectors, the Egyptian Ministry of Transport is preparing to...

With the academic year almost over, and schoolchildren starting their favorite time of the year — the...

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

Egyptians are known to be loud, boisterous, and most importantly, party-people. Weddings have always been reason enough...

In November 2021, Egypt’s Sharm El Sheikh was selected to host the 27th UN Climate Change Conference...

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, Egypt’s economy, like other economies around the world, is currently...

In a world enamored with bigger, well-traveled countries, Sri Lanka is one of many underrated locations that...

Over the past few years, animal welfare has become a growing concern among Egyptians. Due to the...

Eid comes with all forms of celebrations, new clothes, outings, gifts, and most importantly, delicious food. As...

Egypt’s Suez Canal recorded its highest monthly revenue in April 2022, reaping USD 629 million, with 1,929...

“Es’ha ya nayem, wahed el dayem” (Wake up you who is asleep, praise the Almighty), “Am Sayed,...

“Today, youthinkgreen is one of the leading organizations nationally and regionally in the area of supporting sustainability...

Following multiple incidents targeting Coptic Orthodox Christians in Egypt during Ramadan, Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria...

On average, you are ingesting a credit card’s weight of plastic, five grams, per week. That’s approximately...

As I walk through the noisy and bustling Ramsis Street, heading towards the mawqaf (microbus station) behind...