In 2018, Ireland exported 23.5 million euros worth of dairy products to Egypt
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Social media has been continuing its role of empowering social change in 2019 in developments that seem sure to continue in 2020, writes Amina Khairy
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Are we in danger of turning our children into numbers rather than new human lives, forgetting our responsibilities towards them?
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As work takes off on Egypt’s Dabaa nuclear power plant, two major nuclear energy events taking place in London have underlined the benefits of nuclear power, writes Amina Khairy
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If we must have a revolution in the Arab world, let it be an educational one
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The most difficult part of tackling poverty may be changing the mentality that treats poverty as a tradition to be preserved from generation to generation in Egypt
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Why has knowledge ceased to be a factor in Egypt’s educational system?
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The holy month of Ramadan is an opportunity for Muslims to rejuvenate their lives, ruling out the race to excess that has sometimes intruded in recent years
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Last week’s massacre of people praying in a New Zealand mosque has raised questions about the responsibility of social networks in live-streaming such horrendous crimes
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The month of March is more and more associated with the achievements of Egyptian women
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Why is it always women and women’s clothes that come to the forefront whenever there is a row about morals in Egypt
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Millions of children in the Arab world are being left behind in education, with experts concurring that a major push is now necessary to make good on the region’s deficit of learning
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While regaining a lost or faded identity can be a very difficult task, Egypt is on the right road and is employing the right strategy
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This year’s World Youth Forum is bringing together young Arab men and women with striking visions for the future
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Has the world entered into a dangerous state of cyberwarfare, asks Amina Khairy
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Egypt is launching its first campaign to tackle bullying in schools, but much more still needs to be done to tackle this endemic problem
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Many of the challenges that face Egypt’s tourism sector have not yet been solved
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Egypt needs fewer children, more political will, and the end of ultra-conservative dominance to solve the problem of its ever-growing population
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