Heritage
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Greater Cairo
Karim Shafei: The Tamara project faced significant challenges, and we restored 15 properties
Yesterday, at the small theater of the Egyptian Opera House, a ceremony was held to announce and distribute the awards…
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No one fears the darkened hall
In my youth, my passion for magic lanterns, treasure chests, and all things similar and delightful became my window onto…
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Lower Egypt
The Sayed Darwish Museum in Alexandria.. False promises renewed every year
Although more than a century has passed since the death of the people’s artist Sayed Darwish, Alexandria—his birthplace—still has no…
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Greater Cairo
Between restoration and theft… Who is responsible for the disappearance of King Psusennes’ golden bracelet?
Investigations continue into the disappearance of a rare golden bracelet belonging to King Psusennes I, one of the most prominent…
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Upper Egypt
Samar’s dream turns into a library… Bayan, a cultural window in the heart of Luxor
The city of Luxor is accustomed to welcoming visitors from around the world to enjoy its ancient monuments. In this…
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Greater Cairo
Map of smuggled antiquities stolen from Egypt to John F. Kennedy Airport in the US | Official documents
In this investigation, Bab Masr reveals the smuggling routes that begin in the heart of Cairo, passing through Thailand and…
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Upper Egypt
The mysterious “Lake Al-Bahansa”: a natural phenomenon or a hidden danger?
The sudden appearance of “Lake Al-Bahansa” in Minya Governorate, covering an area of approximately 35 acres, has been trending on…
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Lower Egypt
From “Ain al- Magla” to “Al-Kandasa”: Memories of thirst and quenching in Safaga
Like border towns and desert cities, where humans are constantly battling nature to create an environment suitable for survival, Safaga…
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Lower Egypt
The Alexandria Biennale returns after a hiatus of more than 12 years… What will it look like?
Dr. Ahmed Fouad Hanno, Minister of Culture, announced the return of the Alexandria Biennale to the Mediterranean countries after a…
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Greater Cairo
A national hero and a suffering soldier: the Egyptian farmer in art and literature
Ever since the ancient Egyptians first left their mark on temple walls, the farmer has been the primary hero embodying…
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