Service News
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East Nile Monorail to undergo trial operation on November 5
The East Nile Monorail is to begin a trial operation on November 5, with no passengers, in Arad al-Maared and al-Manara.
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Egypt's Railway Authority Announces Discounted Subscriptions for Students
The Railway Authority announced discounted subscriptions at nominal prices on the (3rd air-conditioned - 3rd ventilated - Long Live Egypt) trains.
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GAFI to Launch New Silver License to Support Egyptian Startups
Egypt's GAFI plans to introduce a new Silver License by year's end to facilitate business activities for startups and younger firms, following the earlier launch of the Golden Licenses.
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July sees Suez Canal revenues surge, setting new records
The Suez Canal has broken records by achieving revenue of $9.4 billion for the fiscal year 2022-2023. A noticeable increase in July revenues has boosted this year's financial performance, reaching new heights.
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AUC Press to release first ever biography on Sir Magdi Yacoub
In this first authorized biography of its kind, British journalists Simon Pearson and Fiona Gorman document the life of Yacoub.
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Egypt Advances Three Spots in Global Innovation Index 2023
Egypt’s ranking has advanced significantly in the Global Innovation Index in the last four years.
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USAID, ITIDA graduate 3rd cohort of Startups Accelerator Programme in Egypt
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has celebrated the graduation of 23 Egyptian startups from the third cohort of its Startups Accelerator Programme in Egypt.
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Siemens delivers first of 176 Desiro electric trains in Egypt
These fully electric trains boast a 70 per cent reduction in carbon emissions. according to the rolling stock manufacturer.
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AIIB meets in Egypt to attract climate financing: VP
During its eighth annual meeting in Sharm El-Sheikh, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is aiming to bring more partners on board.
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Egypt’s presidential elections scheduled for December: NEA
In the event of a runoff, the elections will be held from January 5-7 outside Egypt and from January 8-10 inside Egypt, Hamza explained.
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AIIB’s annual meetings kick off Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh
Egypt hosts the annual meetings of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) over two days starting Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh.
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Egypt approves $400 mn loan deal for Cairo-Alexandria rail logistics
The Cairo-Alexandria Trade Logistics Development Project will implement a railway bypass to the congested GCA.
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Greek University Opens Branch in Alexandria, Egypt
Each program will be able to accept approximately 100 students. There will be tuition fees, which however have not yet been determined.
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High-Speed Train Network Linking Upper Egypt & Red Sea Almost Complete
The near-complete construction of the express electric train network comprises three main lines with a total length of 2,000 km.
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Egyptian director Amr Salama on jury of International Emmy Awards
Egyptian director Amr Salama will sit on the jury of the upcoming International Emmy Awards 2023, which will be announced in November.
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KOICA, Egypt sign $8M agreement to enhance educational capacity of Beni-Suef Technological University
KOICA and Egypt forged an $8M deal to boost Beni-Suef Technological University's capacities, aiming to provide the Egyptian labor market with skilled manpower.
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Egypt allocates $3.2bln in FY2023/24 budget to develop educational services
The country will also establish 31 Egyptian-Japanese schools, in addition to 10 applied education schools.
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Egypt's committed to achieving sustainable development goals
Minister of Planning and Economic Development Hala al-Said announced that Egypt is committed to achieving the sustainable development goals.
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AUC receives US$85 mln grant to develop higher education
The American University in Cairo secures a grant of US$85 million from the United States Agency for International Development to foster educational growth.
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‘Biden Corridor’ will only take 0.1% of Suez Canal’s trade: SCA chairman
The Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, Osama Rabie, has assured the 'Biden Corridor' will only take away a tiny piece of the Suez Canal’s transit flow, no more than 0.1 percent.