Egyptian squash stars Mohamed Zakaria and Hana Moataz have advanced to the final round of the Bermuda Open Squash Championship, currently taking place in Devonshire, England, from April 29 to May 3. The tournament offers a total prize pool of $25,000.
Both offerings will be conducted through private placements, targeting financial institutions and high-net-worth investors.
The club expressed its gratitude to Swiss coach Marcel Koller, the former head coach of the first team, for his tremendous efforts since taking over. With his expertise and collaboration with the club's system, he helped achieve many domestic and continental titles.
Nabih fielded a starting lineup featuring Abdel Monem Tamer, Mohamed Hussein, Ahmed Abdeen, Abdallah Bostanji, Ahmed Kabaka, Moamen Sherif, Mohab Abdallah, Ahmed Bayoumi, Mohamed El-Sayed, Omar Hassan, and Mohamed Zallouk.
A monumental night awaits Egyptian football as both Al Ahly and Pyramids FC look to secure their spots in the CAF Champions League final, with dreams of an all-Egyptian showdown hanging in the balance.
Trade with countries outside of the top 14 amounted to $10.21 billion—$7.22 billion in imports and $3.00 billion in exports
Teams From Across Africa Will Feature in First-Ever IFAF Continental Championships in Region from June 20-21 NFL Africa to Host Football Development Events in Egypt Alongside IFAF Championships
Announced during the FOCUS Africa Investment and Trade Forum in Cairo, the plan was outlined by Ayman El-Zoghbi, who leads Intra-African Trade, Investment, and Corporate Finance at the bank
Egypt is racing against time to complete the construction of its new astronomical observatory, poised to be the largest in the Middle East and a replacement for the Kottamia Astronomical Observatory.
By the end of the trading session, the dollar closed at LE 51.0564 for buying and LE 51.1944 for selling, up from LE 50.5296 and LE 50.6669 at the close of the previous week
Benchmark index EGX 30 rose by 0.81 percent to 31,993.76 points, while the Shariah index inched upwards by 0.09 percent to end the session with 3,371.64 points.
This follows a statement from the IMF's Executive Board, which acknowledged Egypt’s progress in stabilizing its economy despite ongoing external challenges.
The Cairo derby took an unexpected turn as Al Ahly officially withdrew from the match yesterday, following its previous warnings about "refereeing violations" in recent games. Despite the withdrawal, Zamalek arrived at the stadium as scheduled, ready to play, but Al Ahly did not show up, leading to the match’s cancellation.
Sunday trading saw over 1.389 billion shares exchanged with a turnover of LE 5.806 billion.
As part of the acquisition, Instashop will become a fully-owned subsidiary of Talabat, enhancing the company’s network of grocery and retail partners across the MENA region.
Mostafa Ibrahim, Deputy Chairman of the China Committee at the Egyptian Businessmen’s Association, forecasts that Chinese investments in Egypt will reach between $2 and $3 billion by 2025.
This offering introduces significant improvements to better serve investors, including the launch of the second phase of the platform.
Market capitalization was recorded at LE 2.253 trillion.
Sunday trading saw 1.772 billion shares exchanged with a turnover of LE 3.43 billion.
Al Kuwari emphasized the considerable opportunities available in emerging markets, both on a global scale and within the region.
