Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri reflects on the centenary of Egypt’s Foreign Ministry
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On 15 March this year, diplomats in Cairo and over 150 missions overseas will mark the reestablishment of the country’s Foreign Ministry in 1922, writes Dina Ezzat
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Nora Koloyan-Keuhnelian toured Expo 2020’s virtual districts and pavilions, visiting the Pharaohs’ land built in Dubai
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Abdel-Aal Ayyash, a soldier during the October War, talks about letters, photographs, and magazine pages he kept from his days at the front.
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Al-Ahram Weekly reviews a new book on the Middle East Peace Process as designed by former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger and told by author Martin Indyk.
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Almost half a century after the October War, testimonies and recollections continue to appear, including from diplomats who share first-hand accounts of the war, a soldier who has kept souvenirs from the front, and a painter whose art recalls the sacrifices made by the Egyptian military and people.
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A new book by former Egyptian foreign minister Nabil Fahmy describes the main lines of Egyptian diplomacy on the Middle East Peace Process.
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Painter Khaled Al-Samahi talks about the impact his childhood memories of the October War have had on his art
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Localisation and specialisation have become keywords for the development of Egypt’s industrial sector
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The Decent Life presidential initiative is improving the quality of life in 4,500 villages across Egypt
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Following a four-year programme costing LE32 billion, Egypt expects to announce that it is slum-free by the end of this year
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Historian Assem Al-Dessouki explains why Egypt’s 30 June Revolution was a genuine revolution in an interview with Mohamed Shoeir
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Egypt’s monorail will link the New Administrative Capital with 6 October city, but there are also other connections at play, reports Karima Abdel-Ghani
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Experts explain the thinking behind Egypt’s new fourth-generation cities
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In eight years, Egypt has become a new state
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Rapid developments on crucial issues have been defining new patterns of interaction in the Horn of Africa with important ramifications for regional security, writes
Basma Saad
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The first edition of Al-Ahram Weekly hit the newsstands 30 years ago, establishing a tradition of English-language journalism in Egypt that is as relevant as ever today
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As Al-Ahram Weekly celebrates its 30th birthday, thoughts turn to its founding generation and to its continuing crucial role,
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Al-Ahram Weekly’s 30th anniversary comes at an important time for Egypt and the region and during a period of disruption in the newspaper industry, but the paper remains faithful to its goals
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After the Covid-19 pandemic that dominated 2020, the task for the world, the Middle East and Egypt in 2021 is to move on from the crisis and deal with its economic and social repercussions
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