Sisi, Saudi officials reaffirm significance of cooperation in addressing regional challenges

President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, Saudi Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif bin Abdulaziz, and Minister of State and Member of the Saudi Cabinet Essam Bin Saeed underscored in a meeting in Cairo on Sunday the significance of close coordination between their countries to address shared security challenges and threats in the region.

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Sisi, Saudi officials reaffirm significance of cooperation in addressing regional challenges
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Maged Mounier

Strategic balance in Egypt foreign policy

There is broad consensus regarding the principles and constants of Egypt's foreign policy, as enshrined in the 2014 Constitution, and the regional and international dimensions it covers.
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Hussein Haridy

A tragic turn in the ceasefire talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strategy of keeping Israel in a state of perpetual war has paralysed the country, with tragic results for the Israeli hostages in Gaza.
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Al-Ahram Weekly Editorial

Editorial: Netanyahu’s strategy backfires

Having stood idly by for 11 months while Israel killed nearly 41,000 Palestinians, two thirds of whom are women and children, leaders of the supposedly civilised, democratic West are now making strongly worded, human rights preaching statements against the death of six Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza early this week.
Madbouly probes investment opportunities with Chinese executives at Forum on China-Africa Cooperation
Economy

Madbouly probes investment opportunities with Chinese executives at Forum on China-Africa Cooperation

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a series of meetings with Chinese corporation executives and businessmen to discuss investment opportunities in Egypt in various fields, including the automotive industry, on the sidelines of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Beijing, according to a cabinet statement.

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In Photos: Coptic Museum celebrates Coptic New Year with Martyr Knights exhibit

The Coptic Museum in Cairo is hosting a special 30-day archaeological exhibition, 'The Saint Knight', in celebration of the Coptic New Year (1741 AM), which corresponds to 2024-2025 AD.

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Renowned Egyptologist Zahi Hawass launches int'l petition to repatriate Bust of Nefertiti from Berlin

Renowned Egyptologist and former antiquities minister Zahi Hawass has revived an initiative to repatriate the 3400-year-old Bust of Queen Nefertiti, launching an international petition calling for the return of the iconic bust to its homeland after decades of being on display in Berlin, Germany.

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New Kingdom army barracks and food stores unearthed at Tel Al-Abqain site in Beheira

An Egyptian archaeological mission led by archaeologist Ahmed Said El-Kharadly from the Supreme Council of Antiquities unearthed military barracks, weapon stores, and other provisions dating back to the New Kingdom era at the Tel Al-Abqain archaeological site in Beheira governorate.

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Egypt recovers three artefacts smuggled to the Netherlands

The Egyptian embassy in the Hague has received three ancient artefacts - an Ushabti statuette, a part of a painted coffin, and a mummy's head from the Late Period - that were smuggled out of the country.

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Palestine from Cairo series: Palestinian songwriter, vocalist Amal Kaawash moves audience to tears at El Warsha

Talented Palestinian artist Amal Kaawash brought the audiences to tears as she performed songs from her album Ally Al Maragih (Let the Swings Swing Higher) at the El-Warsha Theatre troupe last week.

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VIDEO: Palestine from Cairo Series: Of Maps, Songs and Palestinian signature dishes

In our series Palestine From Cairo, we share a unique evening focused on rare maps of Jerusalim, traditional songs and a taste of Palestinian signature dishs.

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NMEC celebrates Egyptian heritage marking Sham El-Nessim

To mark Sham El-Nessim, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) hosted a celebration that offered a rich tapestry of cultural and educational activities for both young and old.

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Palestine from Cairo series: Letters on Transit

The French Cultural Institute in Cairo dedicated two days last week to highlight the arts and culture of Palestine in an air of peace and fraternity under the title: Here’s Palestine programme, the most outstanding part of which was the one-day workshop “Letters on Transit.”

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In Photos: KCC showcases Korean cuisine at the 44th HACE Hotel Expo

The Korean Cultural Centre in Egypt (KCC) and the Egyptian Chefs Association (ECA) organized a lecture on 3 September titled "Discover the True Flavor of Korea" as part of the 44th International Hotel Equipment Exhibition (HACE -Hotel Expo), held at Egypt International Exhibition Centre.

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Egypt secures first place for 3rd time at African Cup of Culinary Arts for Young Chefs

Egypt has attained first place in the African Cup of Culinary Arts for Young Chefs in a third consecutive victory.

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Feeling groggy in the afternoon? Here’s how to nap the right way

Naps work better than caffeine and a placebo to improve cognitive functioning. In fact, that afternoon cup of coffee is the least effective of all three.

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Your morning coffee may be more than a half million years old

That coffee you slurped this morning? It’s 600,000 years old.

Zeiyara mota’khera lehadikat al-haywan (A Belated Visit to the Zoo): A complex personal narrative from the Giza Zoo – Islam Salaheddine, Diwan, 2023; PP160.

A dive into Adam Moss’ exquisite collection of interviews regarding his book: The Work of Art: How Something Comes from Nothing.

In his sixth novel, Khaled Badawi presents a view on the impact of feudalism, monarchy, and the 1952 Revolution on the inhabitants of Naga Al-Sheikh Mas’ood - a fictitious Upper Egypt village in Qena Governorate.

The Writers’ Union of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (WUAALA) hosted a special event to commemorate the 125th birth anniversary of the renowned Iraqi poet Muhammad Mahdi Al-Jawahiri.