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Egypt has taken a new step to support Lebanon’s weak energy system. Both countries signed a new Arab Gas Pipeline Deal on Wednesday. The deal focuses on fixing and improving Lebanon’s gas pipelines and related energy systems. This move aims to help Lebanon deal with its ongoing energy crisis. The agreement also shows stronger energy ties between the two countries. The signing took place in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital. Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended the event. He said the deal is part of Egypt’s long-term support for Lebanon. He added that Egypt wants to help Lebanon stably rebuild its…
Egypt’s transit trade sector recorded strong growth in early 2026, rising by 35% in the first quarter compared to the same period last year. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk during a logistics conference focused on trade and investment development. The Egypt Transit Trade growth reflects the country’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its position as a regional logistics hub. Officials say the increase is linked to improved infrastructure, faster customs processes, and new government support measures aimed at international investors. Speaking at a conference organised by the German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Kouchouk said the government…
Egypt has expressed strong support for Mali following recent terrorist attacks, reinforcing diplomatic cooperation between the two countries. The Egypt Mali Terrorism Solidarity message came during high-level talks between foreign ministers focused on regional security and development. Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s full support for Mali and strongly condemned the recent attacks targeting the country. He said Egypt stands firmly with Mali in efforts to protect its security and stability. The statement came during a phone call with Abdoulaye Diop. The two leaders discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and improve coordination in fighting terrorism across the Sahel region. The Egypt…
Egypt has announced a new natural gas find in the Nile Delta, marking another step in its efforts to strengthen energy production. The Egypt Gas Discovery is expected to add fresh output to the country’s already large natural gas sector. The discovery produces an estimated 50 million cubic feet of gas per day. This comes on top of Egypt’s current production of about 4.2 billion cubic feet daily, according to official figures from the energy sector. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. It said the find came after successful drilling at the exploratory well…
Egypt’s financial markets are under pressure as the Egypt Debt Sell-Off intensifies following the outbreak of the Iran war. Investors have pulled money from both local and foreign currency debt, increasing pressure on yields and weakening the Egyptian pound. The shift reflects rising regional risk and concerns over short-term funding stability. Since late February, Egypt has seen a sharp reversal in portfolio inflows into its domestic debt market. This has contributed to higher borrowing costs and currency weakness. The sell-off has been more severe than in many other emerging markets, showing Egypt’s strong sensitivity to energy prices, global capital flows,…
Egypt has reached a major milestone in the development of Cairo Metro Line 4, with officials confirming that the first phase is on track to open in the first half of 2028. The announcement came as President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi marked the completion of a key tunnelling section for the project, which is set to become one of the country’s most important transport links. The Cairo Metro Line 4 project is designed to connect major parts of Greater Cairo, including 6th of October City and New Cairo, through an advanced underground rail network. Authorities say the line will significantly reduce…
Cairo is coming back to life at night after a month of strict energy-saving rules that forced the city to shut down early. The easing of these rules has sparked a strong Cairo nightlife return, bringing relief to residents who depend on late social life in Egypt’s capital. For many people in Cairo, nights are an important part of daily life. Small cafés, known locally as “ahwas,” are central meeting points where friends gather, play chess, and drink tea late into the night. But during the recent restrictions, that routine was disrupted. The limits were introduced after rising energy costs…
Egypt’s youth empowerment was highlighted by Egypt’s Ambassador to Kuwait, Mohamed Gaber Abul Wafa, during a recent community meeting aimed at strengthening ties with young Egyptians living abroad. The ambassador said that Egypt’s political leadership places strong importance on preparing and supporting youth as key drivers of future development. The remarks were made during an interactive event organized by the Egyptian Embassy in Kuwait. The meeting focused on connecting with second and third-generation Egyptians living in the country. It also aimed to listen to their ideas, initiatives, and concerns. According to the ambassador, Egypt youth empowerment is a central part…
Rania Al-Mashat ESCWA appointment marks a major leadership change at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia. The UN Secretary-General António Guterres has named the Egyptian economist as the new Executive Secretary of the organisation. The appointment was announced on April 20, 2026. Al-Mashat will also hold the rank of UN Under-Secretary-General. She succeeds Rola Dashti of Kuwait, who previously led the commission. Mourad Wahba will continue as Acting Executive Secretary until Al-Mashat officially takes office. The Rania Al-Mashat ESCWA appointment comes at a time when Western Asia faces major economic, social, and climate challenges. The region…
Alshaya Group has launched its first global offshoring hub in Egypt, marking a major step in its international expansion strategy. The new facility, called the Alshaya Egypt talent centre, was officially opened in Cairo under the patronage of senior government and industry leaders. The launch took place at the company’s new head office in Citystars, Cairo. The event also marked the 20th anniversary of Alshaya Group’s operations in Egypt, highlighting two decades of business growth in the country. The Alshaya Egypt talent centre is designed to strengthen the company’s global operations by using skilled Egyptian professionals. It will support digital…