Statement by Cabinet of Ministers
Statement by Cabinet of Ministers Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt March 27, 2014 The government reaffirms its commitment … Read More
Egypt’s Heritage Plundered Anew
Looting of ancient Egyptian treasures by organized syndicates and enterprising villagers has been occurring at a frantic pace since the … Read More
Egyptian And Tunisian Constitutions Favor Intellectual Property Rights – Here’s Why That’s Important
Both Egypt and Tunisia adopted new constitutions this year, three years after their revolutions, and both have specific provisions to … Read More
President Mansour letter to Greste family
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 18, 2014 CONTACT: Dina Ezzat dinaezzat@hotmail.com In response to numerous requests received by the Office of … Read More
Egypt Asks U.S. to Impose Sharp Curbs on Importing of Antiquities
WASHINGTON — Egypt’s antiquities minister is asking the Obama administration to impose emergency restrictions on the importing of ancient artifacts … Read More
Egypt, why to go now
Turmoil in Egypt has triggered a sharp fall in tourist numbers, but it is still safe, and if you go … Read More
Egyptian Minister of Antiquities visit to Washington DC
PRESS RELEASE March 12, 2014 CONTACT: Dina Ezzat 703-388-6332 dinaezzat@hotmail.com Egyptian Minister of Antiquities visit to Washington DC … Read More
Release Apache Helicopters to Egypt
Who would have thought that, three years after the Arab Spring uprisings, the only two countries friendly to the Muslim … Read More
Papyrus, Provenance and Looting
Last year, Dirk Obbink, an Oxford University papyrologist, received a call from a private collector who possessed a piece of … Read More
For Egypt’s Startups, Unstable Government Is the Least of Their Worries
When the Egyptian startup Instabug launched its app last Summer, CEO Omar Gabr couldn’t believe how bad their timing was. Inside … Read More
Cultural Terrorism Has Swept the Middle East
The systematic destruction of artifacts and treasures should be of concern to all of us. A bombing in Egypt that destroyed the century-old Museum … Read More
Cairo’s GrEEK campus underscores Egypt’s tech revolution
A block away from Cairo’s Tahrir Square where a political revolution took place a couple of years ago, a digital … Read More