Tag: Egypt

  • An ancient Egyptian mystery draws tourists to King Ramses II statue

    An ancient Egyptian mystery draws tourists to King Ramses II statue

    Every year, a Pharaonic miracle has been happening for 33 centuries. At the main entrance of the Great Temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel in Aswan governorate, a solar alignment is witnessed on the face of the King Ramses II statue twice a year, once on his birthday, Oct. 22, and again on his coronation…

  • Egypt Heads Project to Connect 10 African Countries through Nile Shipping Line

    Egypt Heads Project to Connect 10 African Countries through Nile Shipping Line

    Egyptian Minister of Water and Irrigation Moahmed Abdel Aty announced the completion of an annual report which highlights the results of the early stages of the feasibility studies. Egypt signed a feasibility studies contract with a German-Belgian international consultancy office, using $650,000 in funding from the African Development Bank, after having completed a pre-feasibility study…

  • EuroAfrica cable enters crucial phase

    EuroAfrica cable enters crucial phase

    The officials attending the signing ceremony in Cairo endorsed their commitment to implementing the EuroAfrica Interconnector energy bridge connecting Egypt, Cyprus, and Greece with the European electric network with 2000MW. The aim of EuroAfrica is to offer significant economic and geopolitical benefits to the involved countries and contribute to the European Union’s target for 10…

  • Egyptian army chief of staff discusses military cooperation with Greece’s navy chief

    Egyptian army chief of staff discusses military cooperation with Greece’s navy chief

    Egyptian army spokesman Tamer El-Rifaei said that the talks involved several issues of common interest, including an exchange of viewpoints towards developments taking place in the MENA region and their impact on the regional and international arenas. Hejazi affirmed the depth of the ongoing partnership and cooperation between the Egyptian and Greek armed forces to…