Egypt welcomes naming of Tunisia’s new PM Najla Bouden

​Egypt welcomed on Thursday Tunisia’s assignment of Najla Bouden as the Prime Minister of the country, renewing its support to Tunisian President Kais Saied’s vision to meet the Tunisian people’s aspirations.

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Essam Shiha

A response to the New York Times

A recent article in the New York Times on human rights in Egypt and the withholding of military aid fundamentally misconstrues Egypt’s record.
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Hussein Haridy

Egypt’s progressive UN agenda

President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi’s speech at the UN General Assembly this month presented Egypt interacting effectively with allies in building a better world and a more secure and stable Middle East.
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James Zogby

Turkey, Ethiopia and Israel, and the Middle East’s water crisis

Discussing the possibility of drought in the Arab world.
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Cairo restores New Kingdom granite column in Saraya El-Qubba garden

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in collaboration with the presidency office, started the restoration project of the granite column of Saraya El-Qubba garden.

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In photos: Esna's Wekalet Al-Geddawy reopens after two years of restoration

Wakalet Al-Geddawy is a caravansary built in 1792 to store trade goods and lodge traveling merchants

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Remains of uncovered Graeco-Roman settlement details life in Alexandria

This area was used as a transit area for travellers, visitors and trade merchants

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Egyptian archaeologists unearth collection of religious ritual tools at Temple of Pharaohs north of Cairo

The discovery is important because it includes the tools that were actually used in performing the daily religious rituals for goddess Hathor

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National Organisation of Urban Harmony explores history of Garden City in new book

In its latest publication in the book series titled Memory of The City, the National Organisation of Urban Harmony (NOUH) has released the second book titled Garden City: The City of Gardens... Literal and Figurative.

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14th edition of the Sama'a International Festival kicks off at the Citadel

The brainchild of director Intesar Abdel-Fattah, the Sama'a International Festival is a very important artistic manifestation of how music uplifts the soul, unites humanity, and fosters peace

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Photographic gems from Egypt

Excavations from the desert to the Nile are the subject of a book by the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology in Cairo

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Duat photo exhibition pays tribute to Naguib Mahfouz and photojournalist Mohamed Hegazy

Photo gallery brings Naguib Mahfouz's presence back to life, 15 years after his death

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Egypt marks 'World Rabies Day'

‘World Rabies Day’ is celebrated every year on 28 September to raise awareness on the risk of rabies as well as mobilise efforts to eradicate the disease.

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UN to simulate Egypt's model of treating addiction in Iraq

UN delegation visited the headquarters of the Fund for Drug Control and Treatment of Addiction (FDCTA) to study how Egypt is treating and rehabilitating drug addicts and simulating the model in Iraq.

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Reborn: The flight from addiction to recuperation

Ahmed Mohamed, 40, tells Nesmahar Sayed how he succeeded in recovering from drug addiction and how he helps other addicts who chose a life of drugs.

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'Mawadda' campaign: Journey towards reintegration

Under the auspices and directives of Minister of Solidarity Nevine Al-Qabbaj, the Fund for Drug Control and Treatment of Addiction (FDCTA) has launched awareness training programmes for families of recovered addicts as part of the “Mawadda” campaign, which aims to prepare the families of recovered addicts to reintegrate into society and normal life.

Writer Shahinaz El-feky was very clear that her novel is a fictional work based on historical events, but once the reader begins reading it, he or she gets the impression that El-Feky was writing a piece of history in 'Saida: Malhamet el Eshq we alhorreya.'

Egyptian historian Qassem Abdo Qassem, who spent his life researching Islamic and Medieval History and the Crusades, passed away on Sunday in Cairo at the age of 79.

The novel narrates a fascinating and painful journey of a Yazidi woman who is held captive by IS, in the north of Iraq. She escapes the clutches of the organisation and is reunited with some family members

In her first novel 'The Bird Tatto,' Iraqi poet, Dunya Mikhail, narrates a fascinating and painful journey of a Yazidi woman who is held captive by IS, in the north of Iraq