Female workers are banned from domestic work abroad
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The first phase of the East Nile Monorail from Cairo to the New Capital is now officially up and running.
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More cooperation with Japan is underway
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Egyptian Women’s Kitchen continues to feed underprivileged families.
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Egypt plans to establish one of the region’s biggest healthcare hubs.
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Enlightened religious and media discourse is crucial to correct misconceptions.
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The Ministry of Transport is launching Egypt’s first amphibious bus linking tourist attractions with Nile cruises.
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The disturbing case of sexual abuse involving kindergarten children in an international school ignited shock waves across the nation.
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Egypt is free of any dangerous respiratory system viruses, health officials affirm to Al-Ahram Weekly.
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The third edition of the Global Congress on Population, Health and Human Development sets new targets for Egypt’s healthcare system.
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A new group of applied technology schools catering for the pharmaceutical industries was launched this academic year in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Population, the Egyptian Drug Authority and the Technological Institute for Pharmaceutical Industries in Rome.
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Work is underway to restore the Giza Zoo to its former glory as one of the world’s oldest and most renowned zoological gardens.
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New measures are being imposed on private medical facilities to reduce unnecessary cesarean deliveries.
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School students are being taught technology and entrepreneurship during the summer.
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Vocational secondary education is being expanded to align with labour market needs.
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The latest edition of the “100 Million Health” initiative focused on psychological support and counselling.
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The Universal Health Insurance System was officially launched in Aswan.
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Egypt recently suffered two successive tremors. Reem Leila tries to find out if the country is becoming an earthquake zone.
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For the first time since 2020, American Diploma students will need to pass the university-entrance SAT exam
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A proposal to add the names of mothers on national ID cards is sparking debate.
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