Senior Political Correspondent
A seasoned Egyptian journalist with over fifteen years of experience covering Egyptian and Arab political affairs. He has worked as a correspondent for several leading newspapers and media outlets, specializing in domestic policy analysis and international relations. He holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Cairo University and a Master's in Political Science from the American University in Cairo.
A new report tracks remarkable growth in Egypt's startup ecosystem in 2026, with funding reaching $380 million in the first quarter, amid challenges of regulation and scarce specialized talent.
Saudi B-Signs leads innovation in décor and advertising using artificial intelligence and virtual reality technologies to serve major brands
An economist and academic at Alexandria University leading training and capacity-building initiatives and contributing to the formulation of national economic policies
Writer Ahmed Al-Shareef presents his vision for reforming the education system in the Arab world, reviewing the most significant structural flaws and the radical remedies needed to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century.
The Egyptian government launched a comprehensive digital transformation initiative targeting the digitization of 95% of government services by 2028 within Egypt's ambitious digital vision.
A new edition of the prestigious Cairo International Film Festival has opened with films from forty countries, in a major cultural event cementing Egypt's place on the global cinema map.
Egypt's House of Representatives has resumed its legislative sessions to discuss a package of development laws covering local administration reform and improving government service delivery.
Cairo is hosting a high-level African summit bringing together leaders from across the continent to discuss sustainable development, economic integration, and resolution of regional conflicts.
A recent survey reveals that the rate of AI adoption among large Egyptian companies has risen significantly over the past year, driven by the need to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
The Supreme Council of Antiquities announced a major archaeological discovery in Luxor including a rare royal tomb and a collection of exceptional artifacts that could redraw the historical map.
The Egyptian government launched a comprehensive national initiative to develop the governance system across governorates, targeting improved service efficiency and enhanced community participation in decision-making.
The Egyptian Opera House hosted a distinguished international art exhibition showcasing works by leading Egyptian contemporary artists alongside artists from twenty Arab and international countries.
