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The third legislative session of the House of Representatives wrapped up Monday after nine months of passing important laws and amendments.
The Egyptian state, after the June 30 revolution, witnessed a great movement in political life, and young people became a major and effective participant in parliament and executive positions in the state.
The strategy consists of four sections that encompass multiple areas of concern.
The invitation includes all MPs of the Libyan Parliament to meet in Cairo under the dome of the Egyptian Parliament on Tuesday.
Revived by a public referendum in April this year, the senate is believed to be of great importance to the political life in Egypt.
The World Bank issued on Tuesday a report titled “The Egyptian Economy Observatory” in a press conference in Cairo.
The government is expected to submit to the House of Representatives a draft law that regulates e-commerce in Egypt.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi announced seven decisions on women empowerment in his speech delivered in the Egyptian Women Day ceremony whereas he had also honored a number of women and ideal mothers.
Among the laws: local administration, reconciliation procedure in case of building violations, water resources and irrigation, traffic, Criminal Procedure and Unified Building.
Among the laws: local administration, reconciliation procedure in case of building violations, water resources and irrigation, traffic, Criminal Procedure and Unified Building.
A billionaire and a scholar criticized the law.
A look into how policy-making works, as well as the ups and downs of understanding policy-making as a cycle.
Social media accounts and blogs will be officially categorized as “media outlets”.
The legislation is set to legalize 166 churches and buildings across the nation.
A number of Egyptian lawmakers stressed the importance of organizing the work of unlicensed valets.
U.S. senators announced long-awaited legislation on Monday to provide congressional authorization for campaigns against militant groups.
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg fielded 10 hours of questions over two days from nearly 100 U.S. lawmakers.
Ride-hailing service Uber said it would suspend its service in Greece after the approval of local legislation which imposes stricter regulation on the sector.
Ending violence against women requires systematic and sustained action by strong national bodies and all community segments.
A U.S. House panel on Wednesday passed legislation seeking to overhaul some aspects of the National Security Agency's internet surveillance program.
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