Support for countries hosting refugees, among them Egypt, is an investment in regional stability as well as the welfare of those concerned.
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The Cairo governor’s decision to halt new licences for restaurants and cafés in several districts has been widely welcomed by residents. Nesmahar Sayed monitored the reactions.
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The celebration of World Water Day in Egypt this year focused on empowering women and rationalising consumption in an already stressed water environment.
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The decision to collect customs duties on personal mobile phones bought abroad is causing controversy
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The price of chicken has dropped due to major swings in feed costs and speculative trading practices, industry veterans tell Al-Ahram Weekly.
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With a profound sense of excitement and national pride, Egyptians paused their daily routines to celebrate the long-awaited opening of the GEM.
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This year’s Cairo Water Week looked at ways of promoting wise water management and international cooperation on transboundary resources.
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The National Council for Human Rights is working on a national action plan that covers human rights in business.
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Coordination between the UN, the government, and other agencies is ongoing to support migrants and refugees in Egypt
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While shipping has been reduced because of Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, 69 years after its nationalisation the Suez Canal is meeting these and other challenges.
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A protocol allowing mosques to open nurseries has been signed.
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The Bar Association is fighting an increase in litigation fees
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A new initiative to hear out and respond to public complaints is launched.
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Al-Ahram Weekly reports on a recent workshop on why cultural property is under threat
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Al-Ahram Weekly reports on new agreements signed to mark World Water Day.
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New investment plans for the historical Al-Massalla Garden in Zamalek are stirring controversy
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Nesmahar Sayed reports on consultations ensuring the ethical implementation of artificial intelligence.
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While children in the region face challenging situations, BBC News brings them some hope.
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The Ministry of Endowments is reviving traditional elementary schools, or kuttabs, in locations across Egypt
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Egypt could be a potential exporter of tilapia to the EU market
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