Applied technology schools link education to labour market
In an attempt to enhance the quality of technical education in Egypt over the recent years, the Ministry of Education...
Mobile libraries promote joy of reading in countryside
For bibliophiles in the capital, the Cairo International Book Fair that is usually held in January every year is the...
Developing natural reserves to conserve environment, promote ecotourism
A co-operation protocol worth LE15 million has been recently signed between the Egyptian Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad and the South Sinai...
As ferry woes mount, MPs ask for solutions
Last Tuesday, Egyptians woke up to a tragedy with a minibus plunging off an unlicensed river ferry, carrying a group...
Gov’t supports entrepreneurship, innovation
CAIRO – Egypt's Planning and Economic Development Minister Hala el Said asserted that the government supports entrepreneurship, innovation, startups and...
Israeli tanks encircle eastern half of Rafah
CAIRO - Israeli tanks captured the main road dividing the eastern and western halves of Rafah on Friday, effectively encircling...
Plans to localise automobile industry
Egypt has been undertaking several measures to boost its economy through deepening the local industry by putting incentives that encourage...
On becoming a prime yacht tourism destination
With beaches spanning almost 2.4 kilometres along the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, Egypt is in a special geographic position....
Gearing up to boost date exports
Earlier this month, the government drew up a strategy to develop the palm date sector and increase exports within the...
Tapping into massive black sand reserves
Huge reserves of mineral-rich black sands present Egypt with an opportunity not to be passed up. Recently, Minister of Trade and Industry...
The Egyptian Gazette is the oldest English-language daily newspaper in the Middle East.
It was first published on January 26, 1880 and it is part of El Tahrir Printing and Publishing House.