A 3,000-year-old gold bracelet from Cairo’s Egyptian Museum has been stolen and melted down. The Interior Ministry confirmed four suspects confessed and were arrested, while authorities seized the proceeds of the crime

Egypt has installed a modern air purification system inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu, aimed at protecting delicate chambers while enhancing visitor experience and supporting sustainable tourism

Egypt signed a $220m agreement for a solar energy complex in SCZONE, partnering with global investors to produce solar cells, panels, and storage systems, strengthening Egypt’s green economy while targeting exports and local market growth

A fire at Cairo’s Ramses Central Exchange building on Monday left 14 people injured and disrupted telecommunication services across the capital. Authorities cite an electrical short circuit as the probable cause while efforts continue to assess the damage and restore service

A vessel operated by Saudi-owned ADES Holding capsized near Gabal El-Zeit in the Gulf of Suez, killing four people. Rescue operations are underway as three crew members remain missing. Navigation through the Suez Canal remains unaffected, officials confirmed

A new generation of Egyptian dancers is fighting to reframe belly dance as a celebrated cultural tradition. Battling lingering social stigma and Western misconceptions, they are reclaiming their heritage with calls for recognition, education, and respect for the artform

Chinese solar giant Sunrev Solar, under the TEDA–Egypt framework, launched a $200 million solar manufacturing project in Ain Sokhna at a ceremony attended by Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly and Industry Minister Lieutenant General Kamel El-Wazir

In a statement issued late Thursday, the Office of the President reiterated Egypt’s unwavering commitment to preserving the “unique and sacred religious status” of the 1,500-year-old Greek Orthodox monastery, considered one of Christianity’s oldest and most revered sites

The timing of the flight has raised eyebrows, occurring just a day after both India and Pakistan publicly agreed to halt all military operations along their border following several days of increased rhetoric and unconfirmed reports of skirmishes

Dubbed “Giza 2.0,” the comprehensive reorganization effort comes amid growing criticism from tourists and international animal rights groups over deteriorating conditions at one of the world’s most visited archaeological sites

Each year, millions of tourists flock to the Pyramids of Giza to experience the awe-inspiring ancient structures and the Great Sphinx. However, for years, visitors have reported unpleasant experiences, including overcrowding, aggressive vendors, and concerns over animal cruelty

The company emphasized that the suspension of its domestic operations directly impacts its international presence. Blaban currently operates branches in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Morocco, Libya, Jordan, Oman, and Qatar