Opinion | Salama Moussa in his quest for the freedom’s heroes in the history
I think that no Egyptian intellectuals in the early 20th century wanted to destroy their culture and values. However, many of them embraced Western ideas, which their contemporaries questioned and sometimes misinterpreted. Most intellectuals of this era were enslaved by
Russia to Host Major Exhibition of Chinese Gastronomic Traditions in 2025
Russia is set to host a significant exhibition dedicated to Chinese gastronomic traditions from 11 April to 17 August 2025. The announcement was made by Elena Gagarina, Director of the Moscow Kremlin Museums, during a meeting with journalists at the
Eid and Mother’s Day Celebrations Boost Festive Shopping
This year, the joyous occasion of Eid coincides with Mother’s Day, creating a unique opportunity to celebrate loved ones with meaningful gifts. As families come together for these two special occasions, Amazon.eg is making gifting more convenient and accessible through
Royal tomb dating back 3,500 years discovered in Upper Egypt
A royal tomb dating back 3,500 years has been discovered in Upper Egypt (southern Egypt), the Egyptian Tourism and Antiquities Ministry announced on Sunday. According to a ministry statement, a joint Egyptian-American archaeological team from the University of Pennsylvania
“El-Leila El-Kebira Everywhere” project aims to promote Egyptian heritage
Egypt’s Ministry of Culture is launching “El-Leila El-Kebira Everywhere,” a project designed to protect and promote Egyptian heritage, coinciding with the start of Ramadan. The initiative aims to bring the cultural significance of El-Leila El-Kebira to diverse audiences in schools,
Opinion | Yemeni Heritage in Times of War: A Plundered Legacy and an Erased History
For over a decade, Yemen—one of the world’s oldest civilizations—has been engulfed in a brutal war that has claimed thousands of civilian lives, devastated its fragile infrastructure, and triggered what the United Nations describes as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Moscow Kremlin Museums Partner with TV BRICS for International Media Support
The Moscow Kremlin Museums have partnered with TV BRICS International Media Network to promote the museum’s exhibition projects internationally. The agreement, designed to boost media coverage of the museum’s projects in Russia and abroad, particularly within the BRICS media space,
“Our Uncle Salah Jahin”: National Centre for Translation Tribute to Egyptian Cultural Icon
The National Centre for Translation, directed by Karma Sami, hosted a celebration on Wednesday honouring the multifaceted artist Salah Jahin, titled “Our Uncle… Salah Jahin”. Held in the Taha Hussein Hall at the centre’s headquarters in Cairo’s Opera House Square,
Iran climbs to 4th spot in Intangible Cultural Heritage rankings
Iran has risen to fourth place in the global ranking of Intangible Cultural Heritage, marking its highest position to date, according to Ali Darabi, the country’s Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts. Pars Today, a partner of TV
Chourouk Chimy Sports Journalism Award Applications Open
Applications are now open for the inaugural Chourouk Chimy Encouragement Award for sports journalism, sponsored by the French-language newspaper Al-Ahram Hebdo. Two awards, valued at 15,000 and 10,000 Egyptian pounds respectively, will be presented annually on 22 May, the birth anniversary