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The Heroes of the Past: Egypt’s fight to save its Immortal Wonders

By Mariam Abdel Latif ~ Egypt's millennium treasures have been a living testament to the unconquerability of human imagination, religion, and civilization. Egypt keeps some of humanity's most symbolic and recognizable archaeological treasures in...

Tea Time in Cairo: The Art and Ritual of Egyptian Chai

By Karim Abbas ~ In the dense weave of Cairo existence, tea is neither beverage nor drink but ritual, symbol of welcome, and the city's heartbeat rhythm. Morning, evening, or anytime in between,...

SIS Chairman: Egypt’s Asian Partnerships Key to Industrial Development

Journalist Diaa Rashwan, Chairman of the State Information Service (SIS), affirmed that industrial development is now a top priority for the Egyptian state. Following significant progress in infrastructure, as well as in social and service sectors, Egypt is ready to move toward a comprehensive breakthrough in production—particularly in manufacturing, which is seen as one of the most vital pillars for building a stronger economic future. Rashwan explained that the industrial sector has the greatest potential to create stable, productive employment that brings value to both individuals and society. Moreover, manufacturing isn't confined to a specific geographic region. Thanks to the widespread availability of labor, energy sources, and transport links for...

Bound into Culture: The Tale Behind Egypt’s Beloved Tahini and Baba Ghanoush

By Layla Abdel Rahman ~ Egyptian staples on the plate—baba ghanoush and tahini are dishes that contain more than taste, smoky rich bites with society,...

Koshari Mania: Egypt’s Unofficially Official National Dish for Tempering Every Palate

By Salma El‑Fahmy ~ On Cairo street vendors, and on trendy food festivals too, koshari—a hearty mix of rice, lentils, pasta, chickpeas, spicy tomato sauce, garlic vinegar, and fried crispy onions—makes waves across the globe. From blue-collar workers' daily simple breakfast or snack fare, it has now become Egypt's...

Nile River Renaissance: Egypt Reimagines Its Lifeline

By Omar El-Sayed ~ Egypt's Nile River has been its lifeline since more than 5,000 years ago—its source of living, inspiration, and civilization. Today, at the end of the climate change period and the high population pressures period, Egypt is remaking its ancient river by blending sustainability with innovation to get the Nile flowing and rewarding future generations. A Legacy Worth Preserving Spreading out an amazing 4,100 miles in length, the Nile is the longest river on Earth and the lifeblood of Egypt. It is home to about 97% of all the...

Tea Time in Cairo: The Art and Ritual of Egyptian Chai

By Karim Abbas ~ In the dense weave of Cairo existence, tea is neither beverage nor drink but ritual, symbol of welcome, and the...

The Heroes of the Past: Egypt’s fight to save its Immortal Wonders

By Mariam Abdel Latif ~ Egypt's millennium treasures have been a living testament to the unconquerability of human imagination, religion, and civilization. Egypt keeps some of humanity's most symbolic and recognizable archaeological treasures in...

SIS Chairman: Egypt’s Asian Partnerships Key to Industrial Development

Journalist Diaa Rashwan, Chairman of the State Information Service (SIS), affirmed that industrial development is now a top priority...

Nile River Renaissance: Egypt Reimagines Its Lifeline

By Omar El-Sayed ~ Egypt's Nile River has been its lifeline since more than 5,000 years ago—its source of living, inspiration, and civilization. Today, at the end of the climate change period and the...