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By Andrew Tabler, Now. As more and more Syrians flee to neighboring Lebanon, the situation there is a growing national security concern not only for Lebanon, but the entire region. While Hezbollah and Iran are read the rest…
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The central bank sold $38.4 million to banks at the auction, with a cut-off price of 6.8768 Egyptian pounds to the dollar
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The Four Seasons Nile Plaza offers a spa experience like no other
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Legal struggle between Nile University and Zewail City over contested land remains pending
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Fair Trade Egypt plans a special celebration for supporting local crafts for 15 years
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The exhibition will only run for one day and boasts the products of over 45 Egyptian enterprises
Read More →Eritrea’s botched kick-off – Football players defect
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Read More →Mobinil expected to see profitability in 2015 and plans to invest EGP 2.5bn in the coming year: Managing director
Mobinil Managing Director Ive Gotieh stressed the need to settle all monetary disputes with Telecom Egypt before the latter will provide mobile services. Gotieh stresses that this action will help to maintain “fair competition in the domestic market.”
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Immigrants include Syrians and Syrians of Palestinian origin
Read More →South Africa and world unite for Mandela memorial
Some 80,000 had been expected, but the venue was two-thirds full as the ceremony got underway under a curtain of rain that had been falling since the early morning.
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The Luxor Egyptian & European Film Festival features the most prominent short and long feature films produced in 2012 and 2013.
Read More →International Volunteer Day Event
An NGO Fair, Book Fair, youth activities, youth play performance as well as musical performances by Masar Egbari and Wust ElBalad will take place between 12pm-9pm in the AlMedani Open Area of the Cairo Opera House.
Read More →Canals proposed to end Egypt’s water shortage
EGP 1.2 billion to raise irrigation capacity and put end to water shortage
Read More →Irrigation projects to boost agricultural productivity
We’re ready to connect the Nahda Ethiopian dam to the national network in exchange for implementation of technical suggestions
We are examining alternatives to increase our water share and considering projects to limit water waste and generate 19 billion cubic meters
The Committee for Investments in West Delta Irrigation Projects has been reformed and we will help investors with lending agencies
Foreign currencies hike amid curtailed exchange services by banks
Traders fear the recurrence of last year’s liquidity crisis, which depreciated the Egyptian pound by more than 15%, and required an urgent intervention by the Central Bank, which sold large sums of foreign currency.
Read More →Barclays Egypt launches ‘Barclays Direct’ service for wages
“Barclays Direct” is one of the leading initiatives allowing the blending of financial services for both clients and commercials, which enables the bank to attain its strategy of being an integrated bank through expanding the clients’ accounts, enhancing Barclays Egypt’s market competitiveness.
Read More →Mandela memorial service: Live Report
Live updates from Mandela’s memorial service
Read More →Omar Samra only Egyptian and Arab to qualify for space travel
Egyptian adventurer wins trip to space
Read More →Photography exhibition: ‘Facets of Indo-Islamic Architecture in India’
New exhibition organized by Indian Embassy explores shared heritage
Read More →Message on international anti-corruption day
By Ban Ki-Moon Corruption suppresses economic growth by driving up costs, and undermines the sustainable management of the environment and natural resources. It breaches fundamental human rights, exacerbates poverty and increases inequality by diverting funds read the rest…
Read More →Oil expert Mohammed Shoaib: Petroleum production and refinement operations unaffected by events after January 25 Revolution
Shaib revealed that the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation had been negotiating a loan of US$2 billion before the revolution in order to meet its dues owed to partners, but negotiations ceased after the upheaval.
Read More →Egypt plays catch-up through developing renewable energy
New and renewable energy is distinguished by its long-term availability.
Read More →Sudan’s Bashir unveils new government after reform calls
It was the most serious split in years within Bashir’s National Congress Party (NCP), which has faced internal criticism over alleged corruption and stagnant leadership.
Read More →Pentagon chief talks drones with Pakistan PM
Ties have been seriously strained over US drone strikes in Pakistan’s tribal belt as well as over sanctuaries for Afghan Taliban insurgents inside Pakistan’s borders.
Read More →Israel, Jordan, Palestinians to sign Red Sea-Dead Sea deal
Some will be desalinated and distributed to Israel, Jordan and the Palestinians, while the rest will be transferred in four pipes to the parched Dead Sea, which would otherwise dry out by 2050.
Read More →Rising US Dollars is a temporary crisis: Bankers
The black market exchange rate exceeds the official rate by as much as 6%.
Read More →Why one foreign investor left Egypt
By Farah Halime One of the key markers of a thriving economy is whether investors are committed. For Egypt, attracting investors has remained a point of contention in the last three years – are they read the rest…
Read More →America’s unlearned lessons
By Michael Young, NOW. Afghanistan all over again After the 11 September 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, you would often hear from Americans that Washington had botched the aftermath of the civil war read the rest…
Read More →MENA youth refuse to step down despite setbacks
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