EBRD, EU, and GCF offer $175.5m for green economy in EgyptÂ
We are very interested in green financing and Egypt is very good partner in this field, says EU ambassador Â
Mohammed El-Said
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Mohammed El-Said is the Science Editor for the Daily News Egypt with over 8 years of experience as a journalist. His work appeared in the Science Magazine, Nature Middle East, Scientific American Arabic Edition, SciDev and other regional and international media outlets. El-Said graduated with a bachelor's degree and MSc in Human Geography, and he is a PhD candidate in Human Geography at Cairo University. He also had a diploma in media translation from the American University in Cairo.
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Fertilisers recycled from human urine, feces are âenvironmentally safeâ: Study
The paper published on 16 January in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Science confirms the ecological and economic feasibility of recycling our body waste as fertilizer, provided there is no risk that harmful microbes or traces of drugs end up in the crops that are consumed.
Israeli minister storms Al-Aqsa Mosque under protection of occupation forces
Egypt rejects any unilateral measures that violate legal and historical status quo in Jerusalem
COP27 comes to historic conclusion on loss and damage financing
Additional contributions totaling more than $230m were made to the Adaptation Fund
COP27 Parties remain divided on a number of significant issues: AntĂłnio Guterres
There is clearly a breakdown in trust between North and South and between developed and emerging economies: Guterres
It is the to work on protecting deltas and coastal areas: IPDC Secretariat
The group aims to allow countries with the most climate adaptation expertise to share their knowledge in order to enhance adaptation practices in the most affected nations, particularly developing nations.Â
WWII shipwrecks leak pollutants into seas, oceans
Researchers show how the debris leaks dangerous chemical contaminants, affecting marine microorganismsÂ
Floods threaten food security in Africa
Floods can affect food security both immediately and in months following heavy rain
Egyptian-New Zealander ties are long standing and warm: NZ Defence Minister
NZ has been a significant member of the Multinational Force and Observers in Sinai since 1982.
Slow continental plate motion controlled Jurassic volcanismââââââ
Team of researchers collected sediments that formed on seabed during Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event
Trade exchange between Egypt, NZ reaches NZ$424 ($260m) by July 2022
We are studying the possibility of exporting Egyptian mangoes to NZ: Ambassador
ClimaTech Run invites global youths to spark climate action ahead of COP27
Engaging with partners from the private sector and the entrepreneurial community â including Google and Microsoft â ClimaTech Run is a global multi-stage programme for tech entrepreneurs and digital artists.
Researchers warn fish are suffering from oxygen decline
Larger fishes are more likely to experience oxygen deficiency in warm water than smaller species
GERDâs reservoir reaches 7bn cbm, no reason for fear: Expert Â
On 29 July, Egypt sent a letter to the UN Security Council rejecting Ethiopiaâs unilateral filling of the damâs lake
Israeli air strikes continue on Gaza, as Zionist settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque
31 Palestinians were killed, including 6 children and 4 women, in Israeli strikes since Friday
Israeli occupation forces bombard civilians in Gaza, claim they are targeting military installationsÂ
13 Palestinians were killed, including a five-year-old girl, and 90 were wounded during the aggression
Pelosiâs visit to Taiwan outrages China, threatens severe harm to Washington-Beijing
Taiwanese Defence Ministry says its forces ready to confront any threats
Ethiopiaâs third filling of GERD violates international law: ExpertÂ
Egypt lodged a third complaint to the UN Security Council against Ethiopiaâs violationsÂ
Egyptâs Al-Sisi, Qatarâs Tamim discuss bilateral cooperation, regional issuesÂ
This is the Qatari Emirâs first visit to the Egyptian capital city in nearly seven years
India arrests 300 Muslim citizens, demolishes their homes after protests over anti-Islam remarks
Muslims took to streets across India to protest against official statements insulting Islamâs prophet
Addis Ababa willing to resume talks over GERD:Â Ethiopian official
In February, Ethiopia began producing electricity from GERD
Fossils of fierce carnivorous dinosaur âAbelâ discovered in Egypt’s Western Desert
Abel is 6 meters tall, very similar to âTyrannosaurus rexâ, and once prevailed over GondwanaÂ
Ethiopiaâs GERD: Damming water in unstable terrane!
Several scientists, engineers have voiced concerns over Ethiopian Damâs structural integrity because of its location in active tectonic region
UNDP supports Egypt with $6.2m to turn Sharm El-Sheikh into green city: Fracassetti
Project includes baseline assessment, research to ensure that all plans are put in place to achieve objects of programme
The road to net-zero carbon; Egypt races for green hydrogenÂ
Green hydrogen production would change geopolitics of energy in the Middle East, making Egypt a regional energy hub
Egyptâs PM reveals stateâs plan to deal with the economic crisis
The plan includes offering governmental facilities to the stock exchange, and supporting the private sector and green energy projects
Egyptian students get acquainted with Denmarkâs experience in irrigation, sustainability
Visit comes as part of Egyptian-Danish geoscience student exchange programme
Egyptian, Danish geoscience students explore jointly sustainable agriculture, green transformation solutions
It is part of two-week project organized by Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Initiative
Glimpse of peace! Ukraine and Russia to hold talks on border with Belarus
Putin puts Russiaâs nuclear deterrent forces on alert, while Zelensky launches international squad of volunteers to confront Russian offensive
This is probably the most dangerous situation we have had in Europe since World War II: Swedish Ambassador
If Russia invaded Ukraine, the impacts will be very serious, affecting the security situation in all of Europe