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Scans suggest structures beyond Tutankhamun's burial chamber. Egypt may soon decide whether to drill a tiny hole and send in a camera.
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Scans suggest structures beyond Tutankhamun's burial chamber. Egypt may soon decide whether to drill a tiny hole and send in a camera.
Treatment plants in Alexandria and Helwan will serve 3.6 million people, and Nile Delta schemes are cleaning drains and canals.
Parties to the UN organised crime convention backed it unanimously in Vienna, targeting the networks and money behind the trade.
A confidential reporting system for medical errors is the goal, so staff can report mistakes without fear.
It was chosen for advising on a EGP 7bn social sukuk that channels money to small businesses.
The EGP 1 trillion programme, built with the private sector, will include rental and rent-to-own homes for young families.
Drilled to over 5,000 metres, the well confirmed gas layers up to 35 metres thick, plus a new one.
Better geological data, digital systems and processing centres are part of the plan, as the World Bank lifts mining support fivefold.
The fintech's shares rose 18% on their first day in Cairo after a listing that raised about $150 million.
Seventy per cent of the products at the eighth edition are made by women and girls. The prime minister opened it with a new strategy to make Egypt a hub for handicraft exports.
KOICA's programme with Egypt's National Council for Women drew on Korea's experience of supporting women's employment and small enterprises.
The SCB Business app lets companies of every size move money instantly, track accounts and loans, and check how much financing they could get.
Capital is well above the minimum, bad loans are just 1.9% and profits rose 43% in the first quarter, according to the Central Bank of Egypt's financial stability report.
Re-elected in El Alamein, she says Africa must move from exporting raw materials to making higher-value goods under the free trade area: "One Africa, One Market, One Prosperous Future."
The IT firm has $10m invested in Egypt and about 300 staff, aims for 450 by the end of 2027 and is setting up digital banking centres for two UAE banks.
The American University in Cairo celebrated the Sharqiya-born materials scientist, investor and philanthropist, its first alumnus to chair its board.
Egypt's president told graduates and officials the matter was "completely settled" and that the constitution would not be touched.
After Nigeria and Ghana, the festival comes to New Cairo from 6 to 8 November, with more than 200 investors and entrepreneurs from 70 countries.
After Kenya, Botswana and Ethiopia, the $1.6bn refinery IPO is heading to the Egyptian Exchange. The offer now closes on 27 October.
The 47th Cairo International Film Festival runs from 11 to 20 November. Morocco's Nabil Ayouch chairs the main jury, and 850 young filmmakers will take part in its industry days.
Egypt produces 20% of the world's dates and has planted the world's largest date farm. At the festival in Siwa, the government set out how to earn more from every harvest.
The Amreya dry port, Egypt's second, lets cargo be handled away from the quays. Thirty-three more are planned.
The units, in 11 industrial complexes across 10 governorates, come with utilities and can be bought or rented online from 15 to 29 October.
Djibouti offers access to the Horn's markets from the mouth of the Red Sea; Egypt offers medicines, fertilisers, food and engineering goods.
CAF has raised its yearly support to each of its 54 member associations to $700,000, up from $200,000 in 2021, to fund academies, women's football and coaching.
Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk told investors in Bangkok that the private sector now accounts for 65% of investment and the economy is growing at 5.1%.
Money sent by Egyptians working overseas reached $4.2 billion in August alone, the central bank says.
The projects, in the countries of the southern basin, cover hydropower, power lines and water supply. Cairo has also opened a $100 million fund of its own.
The canal says 166 large container ships crossed between July and September, against 16 in the same months last year.
Four leaders meeting at El Alamein agreed five principles, from the Nile to the Red Sea. The country they did not name, but had in mind, was Ethiopia.
Remittances of $47.3bn and a jump in foreign investment outweighed a trade deficit that widened by more than a quarter.
Presidents Sisi and Prabowo signed four agreements in Jakarta. Indonesia also backed Egypt's position on the Nile.
Only one Egyptian woman in five has medical insurance. A Cairo app and a maker of reusable underwear are building products around what women will not ask aloud.
The annual rate in cities fell for September, but prices rose 1.3% in the month, led by a 15% rise in vegetables.
The two agreed in Berlin to draw up a long-term plan to make more drugs and vaccines in Africa. No projects or funding have been announced.
Egypt's biggest state bank has given motorboats and gear, free, to breadwinners who could not afford a vessel of their own.
Shoppers can buy gold bars from a quarter of a gram, and silver from five grams, with a bank card.
A new study of 46 skulls from the tombs of Egypt's first kings finds injuries around the time of death in 18 of them.
President Sisi pitched a Korean industrial zone on the Suez Canal to 23 companies in Seoul before flying on to Malaysia.
Prosecutors say the staff of the platform Matsadaash worked for the banned Muslim Brotherhood. The outlet denies it, and lawyers say the journalists were tortured, which the Interior Ministry rejects.
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