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Al-Sisi visits Belarus as part of Eastern Europe tour
Visit aims to enhance economic cooperation with Belarus, increase investments
Low turnout in 2 days of constitutional referendum in Europe, North America
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait have highest turnout
Can Europe go carbon neutral by 2050?
Europe's patchy approach to road tolls
Egypt’s wood industry has potential to export to US, Europe, Africa
WoodShow achieved EGP 1bn deals, sales
EGAST eyes 30% growth in sales to Europe this season
Company invested EGP 250m for packhouses, cold stores, with 300 tonnes daily capacity, to propel exports worldwide
2017 witnessed 10% drop in Schengen visa applications at Egypt consulates
The official statistics showed that 172,371 applications were submitted in Egypt for a uniform visa in 2017, down from 189,327 Schengen visa applications in 2016
Full-face veil ban: How laws differ across Europe
Egypt is second most popular destination for Swedish tourists outside Europe: ambassador
Tourism revenues jump 83% in Q1 2018, says government official
Opinion: Why Europe cannot be complacent about its recent economic success
Egypt’s UN delegate condemns racial rhetoric in Europe against immigrants
Delegate demanded UK conduct immediate investigation into death of Mariam Moustafa
5 best achievements of Arab football players in Europe
European football leagues have recently witnessed a real golden generation of professional Arab players who became comparable with the best players in the world. Many players of various Arab nationalities have participated in making history in European stadiums. The following lines shed light on the best achievements of Arab players in Europe. Rabah Madjer – …
Shoukry expresses Egypt’s concerns regarding situation in Middle East, discrimination in Europe
Egypt’s choice is to remain a nation for diversity, pluralism, and peaceful coexistence, says Shoukry
Manchester United ranked as Europe’s most valuable club, Bayern Munich in fourth place
US considers cabin laptop ban for flights from Europe
Alternative fuel vehicles on the rise in Europe
Arab businesspeople in Europe: between success and political tension
“My Muslim/Arab status is not only ‘justifiable,’ but also highly beneficial in the business world, as it is stereotypically associated with wealth,” says Abouzid
Europe’s best magicians meet in Bonn
ETA pens plan to attract tourists from central Europe, Asia, North Africa
Egypt can attract 700,000-800,000 tourists from these markets if coordination is established
Extreme weather on the rise in Europe
Record financing for SMEs in Europe
Magnum Photos publishes guide on Europe for refugees, migrants
IS, Al-Qaeda likely to compete in future terrorist attacks in Europe: Dar Al-Ifta
Dar Al-Ifta’s terrorism observatory says Libya will likely be a springboard for Islamic State after Syria
Rise of the working poor across Europe
A partial economic recovery in European Union member countries has not translated into fewer people living in poverty despite them having full-time jobs
Expats in Brussels on edge as voting begins in US elections
In Brussels, American expats and people from around Europe are eagerly waiting for news on the US elections.
Next US president should pivot back to Europe, scholars say
From the Syrian carnage to North Korea aggressively upping its nuclear arms program, a slew of global challenges await Barack Obama’s successor.
Italy, the sick man of Europe?
Nearly half of Italy’s population wants to leave the EU, the country’s economy is among the worst in the eurozone. Can the government solve this? Sandro Gozi, European Affairs Minister, is on Conflict Zone this week.
Demand for e-cars and hybrids stagnates
Demand for alternative fuel vehicles in Europe remains stagnant. In the second quarter of 2016, new registrations only went up by 0.6 percent across the EU. That’s about 148,000 new e-cars spread across 28 member states.
Italy’s PM Renzi asks for time
At the annual Ambrosetti Forum gathering of elites at Lake Como, Italian PM Renzi told political and economic influentials that Italy needs more time to reform.
Helping Belgian businesses become ‘Chinese friendly’
Chinese tourists are increasingly adding Europe to their travel plans, and the Belgian region of Wallonia wants to get in on the action. A new certification label aims to help businesses appeal to Chinese sensibilities.