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Visitors can watch reconstruction of pharaoh's 4,500‑year‑old vessel, which could take up to four years
Fund cites stronger growth but warns of debt risks for country
Caught between economic pragmatism and moral outrage, Cairo struggles to justify deal seen by critics as aiding pariah state
Farmers accuse Ministry of Religious Endowments of abandoning charitable mission after leasing rates double or even triple
Technology part of effort to counter misinformation spread on social media and by external outlets
Cairo hopes successful reviews will release funds and bolster investor confidence after two years of economic turbulence
Ruling increases overall number of cancellations to 47, with the authorities set to organise new polls
Polling in 13 governorates, including Cairo, follows irregularities that marred first phase
Officials say project has now moved from construction phase to core phase of assembly and commissioning
Decision follows President El Sisi’s call for investigation into alleged irregularities
Officials have been forced to defend visitor policy that critics say is discriminatory
Allegations of vote buying, ballot tampering and other irregularities mar polling
From doors salvaged in Cairo’s Garbage City to steel from Israeli shells in Lebanon, Forever is Now reimagines history and politics through repurposed materials
Egypt’s new cultural landmark has become a source of national pride and a mirror of the country’s economic strain
Deal includes $3.5bn land payment and $26.2bn in‑kind investment to develop a new Mediterranean destination at Alam Al Roum
