Heritage
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Lower Egypt
From groceries to poetry: The story of Awad Qishta, the forgotten poet of Dakahlia
“To you, shining from your tower in the distance, giving and not taking, like all great ones… O poet of…
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Greater Cairo
After the withdrawal of the Mexican candidate, Al-Anani is close to leading UNESCO
The Mexican candidate for the position of Director-General of UNESCO, Gabriela Ramos, officially announced her withdrawal from the race in…
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Lower Egypt
Birdwatching in Port Said: How did it start and where is it headed?
Amateur photographer Ahmed Dabea is awaiting a new challenge in photographing the migration of birds to Port Said, which begins…
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Upper Egypt
The Nativity of Blessed Virgin Mary: “The Cycle” tours villages with hymns and joy
With the arrival of August, celebrations begin for the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which take on a special…
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Greater Cairo
France requests the Rosetta Stone from Britain… Who has the right to negotiate over Egyptian antiquities?
Negotiations continue between Britain and France over France’s request to borrow the Rosetta Stone, one of the most famous Egyptian…
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Upper Egypt
From architecture to folk games… Details of the first heritage arts festival in Qena
In November, the governorate of Qena is preparing to launch the first edition of the “Heritage Arts and Crafts Festival,”…
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Analysis
The development of Ramses Square and the absence of the concept of “humanizing the city”
The Egyptian government is continuing what it calls the development of Ramses Square, one of the most vibrant squares in…
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Analysis
Wasted Imaginations
Over the years, I had accumulated a huge number of diverse and high-quality photographs. I was overwhelmed by my passion…
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Lower Egypt
A journey through the archives of the sea… Stories of Egyptian summer resorts from papyrus to chalets
In the embrace of the Nile River and along the shores of the Mediterranean and Red Seas, Egypt weaves a…
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