Indian embassy celebrates Tagore’s 156th birthday with cultural festival
The second year in a row, the Indian embassy in Cairo commemorates the famous Indian philosopher, poet, and Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore, by organising a one week cultural festival under…
Young painter uses food as painting colours
From ketchup to vegetables, Hany creates mouth-watering art pieces
Food Export Council aims to double exports to Africa
African market accounts for 11% of exports, Kenya and Madagascar are the largest importers, according to Berzi
Malta: Mini-Manhattan in the Mediterranean
Hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers are again flying to Malta. With record numbers of tourists, the economy is booming. That means a huge amount of building on the island. Some…
Startups in the Middle East: a fun(ding) adventure
The Middle East is a region of great opportunity. We have a large and young population with more than its fair share of problems, and as every entrepreneur knows, every…
Where is Europe’s best museum?
Each year, the European Museum Forum gives the European Museum of the Year Award to the most-deserving winner. This year, 46 museums were nominated, some in Germany and Switzerland. Which…
VW logs near-record quarterly group profit
Scandal-hit German carmaker Volkswagen has reported one of its highest-ever quarterly earnings. The solid result came on the back of substantial cost cuts and despite a decline in overall vehicle…
American CrossOver aims to hire 150 Egyptian software developers in 2017
Sinan Ata, general manager of CrossOver in Turkey, said that the company is working to hire the best Egyptian developers to prove the company’s confidence in the potential of the…
10 million customers in the region to use One Global’s services by 2020
We have obtained a license to cooperate with Banque Misr to offer solutions regarding electronic payment for retail merchants
Sawiris Foundation targets 20% budget increase after flotation
SFSD plans to expand El Gouna Technical Nursing Institute through increasing the number of students to 300, says SFSD executive director
