new year
For this year, it is time to leave all that bothers you behind and start it with the intention of living life to the fullest, no exceptions, no setbacks.
Here’s your reminder, dear reader — a gentle nudge from the future you haven’t met yet.
“I pray to Allah Almighty that it will be a year of development, prosperity, and peace, and that He blesses our great people with health and happiness, and our beloved Egypt with continued progress, advancement, and prosperity.”
Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, has announced a comprehensive medical insurance and healthcare coverage plan for the 2026 New Year and Christmas celebrations, aimed at safeguarding public health across Egypt.
Tamer Hosny to Headline a Spectacular New Year’s Eve Concert at Capital Arena.
New Year's resolutions are always planned but never followed up on, so this year, change the narrative by setting realistic resolutions. Here's the way to do so.
As we step into 2025, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the year gone by and setting intentions for the year ahead. One of the most powerful ways to start fresh is by decluttering your life—not just your physical space, but also your digital world and relationships.
As everyone shares their wins, ticked-off bucket lists, transformations, as well as personal and professional advancements, we begin to look at our accomplishments. Overwhelmed by comparison, it is completely normal to start questioning and wondering if you are way left behind. Truth is, you are not ahead or behind, simply because everyone is on a different course, leading a different path.
The Ministry's strategy involves a range of preventive measures, including inspection campaigns at food-serving and food-storage facilities, as well as checks at parks, gardens, and public spaces. The plan also ensures the availability of necessary serums and vaccinations and includes the dispatch of awareness convoys to educate the public on health and safety practices.
It is the time of the year when everyone is gearing up to celebrate the festive season. Some have planned and booked their flights for New Year’s celebration in cities where festivities are the brightest, some have planned smaller parties in town, others planned dinner gatherings and gift exchanging, and there are some who have no plans and may be even spending that time of the year alone.
One must close the door for another to open, and before the year comes to an end there are some things that if left behind, can make a vast impact on how you embrace the year ahead. Here are five things to consider letting go before entering the new year.
New Year’s Eve is just a couple of weeks away, and it's time for celebration and festivities. This joyous time of year is perfect for enjoying scrumptious food, relaxing with family, and creating new memories. However, there are a few things to consider before the end of the year to ensure you start the New Year with enthusiasm. You might even have thought about how to start the coming year.
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With only hours left for the year 2023 to conclude, Egypt considers 2023 a year of health achievements.
Let me start here with a very unpopular opinion: new year's resolutions are useless. Period. I’m quite sure this being said has thrown you off but let me elaborate more on why I find them not just useless, but detrimental actually.
While you’ve probably already set your goals for the new year, here are a few things more to consider to begin the year on a positive, happy note.
It is time to discover the wonders and merriment of the festive season with an endless list of things to do at the world’s gathering place, Sheraton Cairo Hotel & Casino.
By referring to the historical sources, it was found that the first month of the year was named after the Roman god Janos or Janus.
Intissar El Sisi, spouse of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, greeted on Friday the Egyptian and Arab peoples on the occasion of the New Year.
The security directorates have implemented an intensified security plan to secure the celebrations through intensive security deployment in all road axes, squares, important installations and places of worship.
