Egypt Starts Work on Gas Pipeline With 15Mln Cubic Feet Capacity
The company’s current production is about 74,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, GPC’ head Nabil Abdel Sadeq said.
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Egyptair announces publicly it is operating flights between Cairo-Tel Aviv, looking to open a route to Sharm el-Sheikh
Egypt's announcement follows Bahrain's new flight path to Israel last week as aviation options expand in the Middle East
Egypt ‘selected as nominee’ to host COP27 climate talks: US envoy Kerry
Last month Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi officially declared his country’s interest in hosting the COP27 summit.
Sisi warns of ‘grave threat’ from Ethiopia over Nile dispute
Egypt in focus: The Nile and Climate Change; Blinken and Shoukry talk civil rights; Sex ed from “Mother Being;” Atheists, and sharks attacks…in less than 1000 words!
Cairo Says Death Rate Dropped during 4th COVID Wave
Egypt registered 27 fatalities, which increased the total number of deaths from complications caused by the disease to 17,043.
Egypt announces human rights strategy to mixed reviews
While the Egyptian government says the historic initiative is a good faith effort to set a path forward, critics say the strategy is primarily designed to quiet international critics.
Islamic State leader in Sinai surrenders to Egyptian authorities
The surrender of Abu Hamza al-Qadi to an Egyptian tribal union linked to the government could be a major blow to the terrorist organization.
U.S. and Egypt Put Improving Egypt’s Human Rights on the Agenda
Both countries took steps aimed at improving Egypt’s poor human rights record, but rights advocates found them short of the mark.
Business As Usual: US-Egypt alliance finds its center
Also: Bennett meets Sisi; Egypt announces vaccine factory; Saudi Arabia mulls Taliban ties; Syrian jihadi group announces “moral police” in Idlib; NGOs slam Palestinian Authority on human rights.
The Bennett-Sisi Meeting: A Rare Chance to Publicly Boost Relations
The welcome visit indicates that Egypt-Israel ties can thrive post-Netanyahu, potentially expanding from the security domain to economic and civil affairs.
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