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Sheikh Zayed's Medal for President Sadat

The President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, welcomed President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi during his visit to the UAE. Egyptian-Emirati relations are historic and deeply rooted, built upon a legacy of agreement, solidarity, and affection. The UAE always seeks to consult with its brethren for the betterment of

Africa: An Economic Bloc

Egypt's attendance at the G20 summit in India opens the door to new partnerships; enhancing the economic growth of Egypt and Africa. The summit reflects Cairo's pioneering role in the African and Middle East regions, and globally. It represents an opportunity for a large number of bilateral meetings with many countries that

Mohamed Al-Fayed: A Brief Biography

Mohamed Abdel Moneim Al-Fayed was born on January 27, 1929, in Alexandria, Egypt, and passed away on August 30 in London, England. In his youth, Al-Fayed held several jobs and worked at the Port of Alexandria as a goods laborer, moving between various occupations. He married Samira Khashoggi, a writer and sister of the Saudi businessman and

Egyptian Diplomacy

"BRICS" is an economic group comprising of Russia, Brazil, China, India, and South Africa; negotiations for its formation began in 2006 and the first summit was held in 2009. Initially, the group included Brazil, Russia, India, and China, under the name "BRIC"; then, in 2011, South Africa joined, making it

Diaries of the June 30 Revolution.. (Popular Movement)

Several skirmishes led to the death of seven individuals from Wednesday, June 27, until the morning of Saturday, June 29, 2013, reaching nine cases by that evening. In the evening, crowds grew in many of the martyr squares across the Republic, with Tahrir Square in Cairo, Mansoura, Mahalla, Port Said, and many neighborhoods like Kit Kat,