Three Egyptian places amongst the most visited in MENA on Street View in 2021
Google honors iconic Mahmoud Abdel Aziz with a Google Doodle
The Google Impact Report in Egypt explores the impact of Google products in 2021 across three areas: People, Businesses and Economy.
The grantees, Helm,: IDare for Sustainable Development and SPARK will help reach people from diverse backgrounds in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and the UAE.
Egypt’s Cabinet spokesperson Nader Saad said that the government is about to launch new application to verify receiving the two doses of coronavirus vaccine without the need to have the certificate.
On August 10, many important events took place.
According to the report published by the Czech website Prague Morning, Egypt ranked second in the list of Czech citizens' favorite tourist destinations for the summer of 2021.
Through a doodle, Google celebrated the birth anniversary of late Egyptian mega-star Nour El-Sherif on April 28, 1946.
Arabic version of Google Assistant will respond to queries related to emotional wellbeing.
Google and Oxford Internet Institute launch a guide to AI in Arabic.
Google honors Shadia with a Google Doodle.
Google Arts & Culture helps preserve Maslawi cultural landmarks using technology.
Google Arts and Culture launches online project titled Preserving Egypt’s Layered History.
Under the agreement, Google will obtain international capacities for Europe through the TE North submarine cable system owned by Telecom Egypt.
Through its doodle, Google celebrated the 71st birth anniversary of the emperor of Egyptian cinema, the late artist Ahmed Zaki. His birthday falls on November 18, 1949.
Google celebrates birthday of iconic Farid el Attrash.
On September 20, the global search engine Google celebrated the 86th birth anniversary of the late Egyptian writer Notaila Rashed, one of the founders of the famous children's magazine, Samir
Google Doodle pays tribute to pioneer Egyptian filmmaker Bahiga Hafez to celebrate what would have been her 112 birthday.
The new translator, officially called Fabricius, is also available for anyone interested in learning more about Egyptian hieroglyphs in a fun and interactive way.
Google,saluted the packaging, shipping, and delivery employees for their efforts amid the spread of the coronavirus.
