Ameera Fouad's Articles

Is AI improving Egypt’s educational system or is it killing off genuine learning and creative intelligence, asks Ameera Fouad

The traditional silence surrounding child sexual abuse is being broken today, with the voiceless finally being able to speak out and getting the support they need.

The importance of intercultural dialogue amid current international and regional conflicts was the focus of a recent conference

More and more people are spending time on social media and content-streaming sites during Ramadan.

The Baby Swimming International Academy allows infants to swim with poise, confidence, and beauty as if they had been used to water for years.

IVF has brought new hope to many families in Egypt who might earlier have given up their plans to become parents, writes Ameera Fouad

First-time mother Ameera Fouad explores the importance of breastfeeding for new mothers and their children

From businesswomen helping with rehabilitation to scientists finding new ways to help people with diabetes, female entrepreneurs in Egypt are tearing down stereotypes and kicking off their careers.

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1973 October War, people are celebrating the Egyptian victory by sharing their recollections of its defining hours.

More and more people have been enjoying yacht trips off Alexandria and along the North Coast this year amid the new popularity of the Mediterranean Sea.

Al-Ahram Weekly reports on the Bibliotheca Alexandrina’s 20th International Summer Festival.

Children whose fathers die when they are still minors are at risk of losing the guardianship of their mothers under current laws.

New Alamein city is debuting with a festival that has the works,.

Al Ahram Weekly visits Alexandria’s Montazah Palace and Gardens to observe the recent soft opening and other developments.

From an emphasis on creativity to empowering women, artist Aliaa Hashem offers a fresh perspective on women in art, writes Ameera Fouad

The first Sand Sculpture Festival to be held in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria may lead to many more people grabbing a spade and starting to dig.

While many people are having to contend with soaring prices this Ramadan, this has not prevented them from celebrating the holy month

Egypt’s stand-up comedians are providing the kind of medicine that can help boost people’s moods and lighten their burdens.

Skaters have been taking to the streets across Egypt in what has become a social and fitness craze.

Thousands of visitors flocked to Port Said to visit the Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book fair, which docked on the west bank of the Suez Canal in January.

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