20 July 2022


Sisi wraps up visit to Germany, heads for Serbia

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El Sisi wrapped up his visit to Germany and headed for Belgrade on an official visit to Serbia, which is the first of its kind by the president.

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19 July 2022


Temperatures across Egypt continues to rise for a week

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority announced Monday, that the country is expected to witness a continuation of high temperatures until the end of this week.

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19 July 2022


PM reviews efforts to upgrade capitals of governorates

Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouli said that Egypt follows up the implementation of urban development projects meant to upgrade capitals of governorates.

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19 July 2022


Sisi congratulates Egyptian handball team on winning African Cup of Nations

President Abdel Fattah El Sisi congratulates Egyptian handball team on winning the African Cup of Nations for the 8th time in its history.

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19 July 2022


Egypt keen to continue developing economic co-operation with German

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has affirmed that Egypt is keen to continue promoting economic and trade co-operation with Germany’s business community and companies.

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18 July 2022


Cairo Gov. inspects Hussein Kamel Selim Road expansion

Cairo governor Khaled Abdel Aal inspected the ongoing expansion of the Hussein Kamel Selim Road in Almaza, Masr El-Gadidah neighbourhood.

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18 July 2022


Heat wave hits Egypt

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority warned of a heatwave across Egypt with hot weather north of the country and very hot weather south.

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18 July 2022


Egypt expects peak of its 6th wave within a month

The Egyptian Health and Population Ministry anticipates that the peak of the sixth wave of coronavirus would be within a month.

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18 July 2022


PM follows up on UN COP27’s preparations

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli chaired a meeting to follow up on preparations for Egypt’s host of the UN COP27.

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