Seeing the World Twice: A Journey through Life’s Contrasts
I believe I have seen the world from both sides, like those who have lived twice. In the early stages of my life, I earned a Bachelor of Science degree followed by a Bachelor of Arts. Later, I pursued studies
Egypt welcomes record 15.7 million tourists in 2024 despite regional challenges
Egypt welcomed a record-breaking 15.7 million tourists in 2024, despite ongoing geopolitical challenges in the region, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy announced during a meeting of the Culture, Tourism, Antiquities, and Media Committee. This marks a historic achievement
Refining Helwan University’s academic mission, embracing digital future are top priorities: Kandil
As one of Egypt’s leading higher education institutions, Helwan University has remained a cornerstone of academic and societal development. With its vast array of disciplines and strategic location in Greater Cairo, it balances offering high-quality education with social responsibility and
What If We Had Chosen Martin Luther’s Path?
In tracing the civilizational divergence between East and West, I find myself repeatedly stopping at the year 1517. In that year, two pivotal events occurred, shaping the course of world history: one led the West toward democracy and enlightenment, while
Al-Sisi, Saudi minister discuss strengthening cultural ties
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi met on Tuesday with Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan Al Saud, the Minister of Culture of Saudi Arabia, to discuss enhancing bilateral cultural relations between the two nations The meeting was attended by
A Review of Red Sea Film Festival 2024
The fourth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah delivered a dazzling cinematic celebration, redefining the landscape of regional film festivals and capturing global attention with its artistic diversity and star-studded presence. This year’s event showcased an
Iran to protect rare 2,800-year-old Urartu inscription
Iranian authorities have announced plans to preserve a rare cuneiform inscription dating back approximately 2,800 years to the Urartu kingdom. The inscription, located in Nashtiban, Rezavi Khorasan Province, in eastern Iran, is an importantartefact from the Iron Age kingdom, which
Egypt uncovers golden artefacts, ritual texts from Ptolemaic Era in Minya
An Egyptian-Spanish archaeological mission, led by the University of Barcelona and the Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, has uncovered a treasure trove of tombs from the Ptolemaic era in the Bahnasah archaeological area of Minya. The discoveries include colorful
4th Red Sea International Film Festival concludes with celebrations of artistic excellence, social impact
The 4th edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival drew to a close today, capping off an exceptional week of cinematic celebration and award distributions. Over the past several days, film enthusiasts were treated to a captivating array of
The Sand Castle’: Family drama premieres at Red Sea Film Festival
The Red Sea International Film Festival hosted the world premiere of “The Sand Castle” (working title: Behind the Wave), a captivating family drama featuring a stellar cast of Arab cinema’s leading lights. The film’s premiere was a glamorous affair, drawing