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Mrs Mubarak reiterates importance of cultural building of individuals
"But the main challenge that faced us in Egypt was rebuilding the public libraries and this was not an easy task. Egypt has 26 governorates and more than 5.000 villages. So we could not depend on governmental institutions. We relied on cooperation between the state institutions and the non-governmental organizations. And we now have a national network for public libraries'', she said.
Egypt, Culture, 6/14/2003
ALECSO thanks Mrs. Mubarak for supporting Arab reading for all project
The Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization lauded Friday the of support Egypt's First Lady, Suzanne Mubarak, for an "Arab Reading for All" project.
Egypt-Regional, Culture, 6/14/2003
Deals with Britain and USA to drill oil
Two new agreements were signed and two ones amended on June 13, with the British Petroleum Company (BP) and the U.S. Apache Petroleum Company to explore for oil and natural gas in Suez Gulf and Western Desert.
Egypt, Business, 6/14/2003
Mrs. Mubarak arrives in Paris for 'reading for all' in the Arab states
The meeting is due to declare the first project of the reading for all in the Arab states and the publishing of the Arab Family Library under Mrs. Mubarak's sponsorship.
Regional-Egypt, Culture, 6/13/2003
Malaysia to take part in petrochemicals plant in Egypt
Malaysia will contribute to setting up a giant Egyptian project for petrochemicals' production with a capital of LE 10 billion.
Egypt-Malaysia, Economics, 6/13/2003
Top Egyptian prizes go to leading engineering
Egypt's 2002 Mubarak prize for sciences went on Wednesday to leading reconstructing Professor Ahmed Moharam Ahmed.
Egypt, Science, 6/13/2003
Mohsen receives award
The Egyptian-American Association in the United States will award the prize of excellence to Egyptian-American scientist Amr Mohsen for his distinguished accomplishments, at a celebration in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Egypt, Science, 6/13/2003
Nefertiti display angers archaeologists
The Supreme Council for Antiquities (SCA) was flooded with complaints from Egyptian and foreign archaeologists condemning Queen Nefertiti display at Munich Museum. The museum director broke all rules by mounting the bust of Nefertiti on a nude figure in bronze.
Egypt, Local, 6/13/2003
SFD to set up Arab SMEs network
Egypt's Secretary General of the Social Fund for Development (SFD), Hani Seif El-Nasr said the Fund has become in charge of setting up an Arab network for small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with the target of activating cooperation among Arab states in all development domains, specially SMEs.
Egypt-Regional, Economics, 6/12/2003
Mubarak calls for halting the Israeli aggression, criticizes al-Ranteisi assassination attempt
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt has criticized "Israel's attempt" to assassinate Abdul Aziz al-Ranteisi, one of the leaders of Hamas, warning against the danger of the continued Israeli aggression against the Palestinians and its reflections on efforts aiming to revive the peace process.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/12/2003
Egyptian efforts to convince the Palestinians of a truce
The director of the Egyptian intelligence Omar Suleiman has started his talks with the Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in Ramallah before his meeting with the prime minister Mahmoud Abbas.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/12/2003
Hawas dismisses Nefertiti's mummy claim by British archaeologist
A senior Egyptian archaeologist described news that a British archaeologist has discovered the mummy of queen Nefertiti, wife of pharaoh Akhenaton who ruled in 14th century BC in a secret room in the valley of kings near Luxor, as 'groundless' yesterday.
Egypt, Local, 6/12/2003
Egypt takes legal measures to claim Nefertiti head
Egypt, Local, 6/12/2003
Africa's economy is based in few countries
The top five economies in Africa of South Africa, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and Algeria contributed 59 percent to Africa's Gross Domestic Product in 2002 said the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) in its 2003 annual report.
Regional-Egypt, Economics, 6/12/2003
Moroccan pm receives Alexandria's patriarch pierre vii
Morocco-Egypt, Culture, 6/11/2003
Egypt proceeds to cancel State Security Courts; all issues referred to civil courts
In an extended session that lasted for over four hours, the Shura Council agreed, in principle, to cancel Law 105/1980, as well as to amend certain items and articles in the Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Law.
Egypt, Politics, 6/10/2003
Berlusconi in Cairo
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is due in Egypt Tuesday on a two-day visit, during which he will meet President Hosni Mubarak, a senior Italian embassy official said in Cairo Sunday.
Egypt-Italy, Politics, 6/10/2003
Egyptian mediation between Palestinian government and factions
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/10/2003
Egypt renews demanding a government in Baghdad representing the Iraqi people
The Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Maher has stressed following his meeting with the American ambassador in Cairo David Welsh yesterday the need to enable the Iraqi people to form a government representing all its trends.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 6/10/2003
Queen Nefertiti's mummy
British archaeologists believe they may have identified the body of one of the most legendary beauties of the ancient world, the Sunday times reported yesterday.
Egypt, Local, 6/10/2003
Shura Council approves in principle draft law on human rights council
The Shura Council yesterday approved in principle a bill setting up National Human Rights Council. The Human Rights Council will be affiliated to the Shura Council and it will be set up with the aim of strengthening and developing human rights and deepening values of human rights and spreading them. It will be an independent body and will have its headquarters in Cairo and may open branches and offices in the governorates.
Egypt, Politics, 6/9/2003
Akhbar Al-Youm: Egyptian-Sudanese unity becomes necessity
Egypt's Presidential Adviser Osama Al-Baz said that the Egyptian- Sudanese unity had become a necessity in today's world where small economic blocs could not stand competition with major ones. Speaking Saturday to the Independent Sudanese newspaper Akhbar Al-Youm, Al-Baz noted that Egyptian-Sudanese relations were still not up to the level hoped for
Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 6/9/2003
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