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Political implications of Egypt’s Economic Summit

Since President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi took leadership of the country, Egypt has been developing its foreign policies, mostly driven by the restoration of international relations in order to boost its economy, which has been dire since the revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak in 2011. As soon as he was inaugurated, Al-Sisi started a tour around …

Amira El-Fekki

Housing ministry signs 4 real estate, tourist projects worth $12.7bn

Egyptian Minister of Housing Mostafa Madbouly announced Sunday the signing of memoranda of understanding for four real estate and tourist projects with $12.7bn total, at the Economic Summit. Madbouly said that the ministry signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Egyptian Mountain View and Saudi Sisban Holdings, to launch two real estate projects. The first …

Daily News Egypt

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Book review: ‘Land of the Gypsies’ 

In his novel, “Ard El-Ghagar”, Abu Haiba takes his readers deep into the strange and mysterious land of the gypsies, where wisdom, tradition and magic are strongly present in painting the present as well as shaping the future of the gypsy clans.

Nouran Maamoun

Bjorn Lomborg credit by Emil Jupin

Good nutrition makes healthy children and productive adults

By BjĂžrn Lomborg The world faces many problems, and feeding a growing population adequately is certainly one of them. The good news is that we are well on track to halving the proportion of people suffering chronic hunger between 1990 and 2015. The bad news is that still leaves over 800 million people who go …

Daily News Egypt

Ahmed Tharwat

The last honest city in America

By Ahmed Tharwat I just visited Las Vegas for the first time. In all of these years in America, Sin City had never successfully seduced me in spite of its flashy façade screaming its invitation and its attractive moral slogan, promising to keep everything I do a secret. But recently, I found myself in the …

Daily News Egypt

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Why do Egyptians value authoritarianism?

By Mohammed Nosseir While authoritarianism may be perceived by many as hereditary in Egyptian DNA, it is in reality a mechanism of rule that has been forced upon its citizens for centuries in a determined effort to get rid of any attempt to establish genuine democracy (such as the 25 January Revolution). The challenge we Egyptians …

Daily News Egypt