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Egypt to produce up to 80 million Sinovac vaccine doses annually 0 (0)

April 9, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments Abu Dhabi, Africa, annually, António Guterres, asia, AstraZeneca, Australia, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Business & Economy, Canada, Cansino Biologics Covid-19 vaccine, Children, Children Rights, China, civilians, Corona Virus, Coronavirus vaccine, Covid, Covid-19, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Crown Prince, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, doses, Dubai, Egypt, Europe, Gulf, Gulf News, India, India News, International, International News, Japan, Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen, Kesino, King, Kingdom, Korea, law enforcement agencies, military courts, million, Moderna, MRNA vaccine, Myanmar, New Zealand, Novavax, Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine, Pandemic, Peaceful Protestors, Pfizer, Pfizer-BioNTech, President, Prime Minister, produce, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Science, secretary General, Shameful, Sharjah, Sinovac, Space Science, Sputnik-V, technology, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, Tourism, Trade, Turkey, Turkey News, Turkish, UN experts, United Nations, United States of america, US Peacekeepers, vaccine, World, World New

Author: Reuters article author: Reuters ID: 1617910571682495900 Thu, 2021-04-08 19:23 CAIRO: Egypt has agreed with China’s Sinovac Biotech Ltd. to

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Egypt sentences acting leader of Muslim Brotherhood to life in prison 0 (0)

April 8, 2021April 8, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments Abu Dhabi, acting, Africa, António Guterres, asia, AstraZeneca, Australia, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Brotherhood, Business & Economy, Canada, Cansino Biologics Covid-19 vaccine, Children, Children Rights, China, civilians, Corona Virus, Coronavirus vaccine, Covid, Covid-19, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Crown Prince, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, Dubai, Egypt, Europe, Gulf, Gulf News, India, India News, International, International News, Japan, Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen, Kesino, King, Kingdom, Korea, law enforcement agencies, Leader, life, military courts, Moderna, MRNA vaccine, Muslim, Myanmar, New Zealand, Novavax, Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine, Pandemic, Peaceful Protestors, Pfizer, Pfizer-BioNTech, President, Prime Minister, prison, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Science, secretary General, sentences, Shameful, Sharjah, Space Science, Sputnik-V, technology, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, Tourism, Trade, Turkey, Turkey News, Turkish, UN experts, United Nations, United States of america, US Peacekeepers, vaccine, World, World New

The former acting leader of the Muslim Brotherhood was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday by an Egyptian court,

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Egypt’s Heliopolis to boost capital to $63.6m within a year 0 (0)

April 7, 2021April 7, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments 636m, boost, boost capital, Business & Economy, Capital, capital increase, CEO Tamer Nasser, Egypt, Heliopolis, Housing and Reconstruction Company, International, International News, Tourism, up to 1 billion Egyptian pounds, within a year, World, World News, year

RIYADH: Egypt’s Heliopolis Housing and Reconstruction Company is preparing for a capital increase of up to 1 billion Egyptian pounds

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Saudi Arabia has an “important role” to play in Africa, says the European Union’s envoy to Ethiopia 0 (0)

April 6, 2021April 6, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments Arab News, climate goals, condemnation, COP 26 climate conference in Glasgow, deliberate attacks by the Houthis on civilians in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, European Union's envoy, European Union's envoy to Ethiopia, Haavisto, Havisto, Importance, importance of international cooperation, international cooperation, Josep Borrell, kingdom enjoys good relations with all parties across Africa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Representative of the European Union, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia has an "important role" to play in Africa, Saudi proposal for peace in Yemen, stressed, Sudan, The Interview, to end the conflict in the Tigray region, very positive initiative, wide-ranging interview

RIYADH: The European Union’s envoy to Ethiopia stressed the importance of international cooperation to end the conflict in the Tigray

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Egypt displays royal mummies amid the move to a new museum 0 (0)

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Egypt held a ceremonial procession on Saturday to celebrate the transfer of 22 of its prized royal mummies from central

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The start of the Nile Dam talks between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan in the Democratic Republic of the Congo 0 (0)

April 3, 2021April 3, 2021 Bulletin African Union, between, Blue Nile, Blue Nile River, Cairo, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, disputed Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, downstream countries, downstream countries fear would lead to more water scarcity, Egypt, Egyptian Foreign Ministry, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Ethiopia, Ethiopian Minister of Irrigation, fear, filling of the huge reservoir of the dam, foreign and irrigation ministers of the three countries, hosted by, Kinshasa, lead to, legally binding agreement, mediated, more water scarcity, negotiations, Nile Dam, Nile Dam talks between Egypt Ethiopia and Sudan in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nile Dame Talks, President Felix Tshisekedi, Seleshi Bekele, start, statement, Sudan, three-day talks, untouchable

On Saturday, Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia launched a new round of talks mediated by the African Union over the disputed

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The delay in shipping the Suez Canal ends today 0 (0)

April 3, 2021April 3, 2021 Bulletin 400-meter supply chain, 85 ships are expected to pass through the canal from both sides on Saturday, built up during the crisis, Canal authority, delay, due to the stopping of a giant container ship, Egypt, ending the cargo backlog, ends, Ever Green Ship, fell into disarray, giant container ship, giant container ship in the Suez Canal, head of the Suez Canal Authority, heavy bow, intense dredging, International supply chains, investigation, last ships stranded, liberated, MBC, must pass through, must pass through the waterway, off the shore, Osama Rabie, repeated withdrawals, sand bank in the Egyptian Suez Canal, Securities and Commodities Authority, shipping, southern entrance, specialized rescue teams, Suez Canal, team of tugboats, The delay in shipping the Suez Canal ends today, today, vital commercial artery, waterway

The Canal Authority stated that the last ships stranded due to the stopping of a giant container ship in the

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Sisi warns Ethiopia of the dangers of ‘unimaginable instability’ 0 (0)

March 30, 2021March 30, 2021 Bulletin Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, cause, dangers, Egypt, Egyptian President, Ethiopia, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, huge Ethiopian dam, instability, Ismailia, No one will be allowed to take a single drop of Egypt's water, otherwise the region will fall into an unimaginable instability, Press Conference, question, response, Sisi, threatens, unimaginable, unimaginable instability, upstream, warns

Ismailia, Egypt: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi warned, Tuesday, that the huge Ethiopian dam, upstream on the Nile, threatens to

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The rising tide raises hopes of liberating the huge cranes blocking the Suez Canal 0 (0)

March 29, 2021March 29, 2021 Bulletin blocking, Egypt, hopes, huge cranes, liberating, raises, rescue crew, Rising tide, Suez Canal

CAIRO (Reuters) – The rising tide on Sunday night raised hopes that rescue crews could free the giant container ship

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Egypt released Al-Jazeera journalist Mahmoud Hussein after more than four years in detention without formal charges or trial 0 (0)

February 6, 2021February 6, 2021 Bulletin detention, Egypt, four years, Mahmoud Hussainmore than, released Al-Jazeera Jouralist

Egypt released Al-Jazeera journalist Mahmoud Hussein after more than four years in detention without formal charges or trial. Hussein, an

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Archaeologists discover mummies with golden tongues in Egypt 0 (0)

February 5, 2021February 5, 2021 Bulletin archaeologists, discover, Egypt, golden tongues

Egyptian authorities said that an Egyptian Dominican archaeological team working near Alexandria had discovered 2,000-year-old mummies, some of which had

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Egypt unveils 3,000-year-old coffins in the latest archaeological find 0 (0)

January 18, 2021January 18, 2021 Bulletin 3000 years old, archaeological find, coffins, Egypt, latest, unveils

Cairo: Egypt unveiled an important new archaeological discovery in the Saqqara cemetery south of Cairo, including 54 wooden coffins, many

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