New artefacts shine in Egyptian Museum
Her eyes gleaming, a young woman looked at the golden fingers on display and said to her fiancé, “Look at...
What materials did Egyptian scribes use?
A seated scribe holding a papyrus roll or sitting cross-legged and the papyrus roll placed on his lap is one...
Tale of Egypt’s first skyscraper
In downtown Cairo, one building stands out and defies time: Immobilia – Egypt’s first skyscraper. Situated on the corner of...
Diplomat honoured for bringing Japan, Egypt, Middle East together
Former Ambassador of Egypt to Japan Hisham Badr has been decorated by Japan. At a ceremony at the Japanese residence...
Experience October war victory
Every year, Egyptians celebrate the 6 October victory 1973 over Israel. To learn more about this triumph, the October War...
Cairo’s large round church
On one of the towers of the Babylon Fortress in Old Cairo stands the church of Saint George, which is...
‘Indonesia, Egypt play important roles in int’l arena’
Indonesia and Egypt are currently playing important roles in an international arena. Indonesia holds the presidency of the Group G20...
Here lived Nasser
In the 1950s, Egypt toppled the monarchy and started a new era in which it became a republic. President Gamal...
Museum of nationalist who fought for independence
"If I weren't an Egyptian, I would have wished to be an Egyptian.” So said national hero Mustafa Kamel (1874-1908),...
Indonesia marks Independence Day
The Indonesian Embassy in Cairo held a celebration on Wednesday to mark the 77th anniversary of the country’s independence. During...
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.