This was during the 7th Think Commercial roundtable with the theme “Rise of Diversified Real Estate Market” that was held on Wednesday. He considered that legal protection for investors is an essential part of developing marketing for serviced units. He stated that the British are the largest investors in buying hotel apartments outside their country. Abeer Essam, Chairperson of Amar for Real Estate Development and member of the Real Estate Development Chamber said that the 6th of October City, west Cairo is a tourist city. This body would have a provision for the lands on which serviced apartments are permitted.

CAIRO – 7 September 2023: Egypt and Sierra Leone have discussed means of developing cooperation between their armed forces as they held the first meeting of their military cooperation committee. Egypt's Chief of Staff Osama Askar met with Deputy Minister of Defence of Sierra Leone Muana Brima Massaquoi, who is visiting Egypt currently as part of the activities of the committee meeting. Massaquoi highlighted the relations binding Egypt and Sierra Leone, hailing the Egyptian efforts to support security and stability in Africa, according to a statement by the Egyptian Military Spokesman Gharib Abdel Hafez on Thursday. A number of army commanders from both countries attended the meeting.

As a conductor, musician and educator, I’m excited about games like “Starfield” because they’re drawing people to symphonic music like never before. Classical music becomes exclusiveBefore recording technology, the only way to hear music was to experience it live. A clear divide between popular music and what became known as “classical” music emerged. A 2018 poll conducted by the U.K.‘s Royal Philharmonic Orchestra found that more young people are exposed to classical music through video games than through attending live performances. Video game music has come a long way from its first “bleeps and bloops.” Symphonic music will continue to accompany players’ video game journeys, and like “Starfield,” the sky is no longer the limit.

Egypt’s Minister of International Cooperation Rania Al-Mashat met with Soha Ali, Executive Director and Senior Country Representative of JPMorgan Chase Egypt, and a group of international investors and investment fund officials, on Tuesday. They discussed ways to enhance cooperation in promoting investments, financial services and development solutions, according to a ministry statement. The meeting also reviewed development financing to encourage private sector participation in development. The minister explained the framework of international cooperation and development financing, as well as the ministry’s role in enhancing economic relations with multilateral and bilateral development partners, international and regional institutions. The programme also aims to enhance private sector investments in priority projects in the water, food and energy sectors through blended financing.

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said that Ethiopia has not shown any sign of accepting the solutions offered to the Nile dam crisis. He spoke on Wednesday at the opening session of the Arab League, where he highlighted the importance of Arab support for Egypt and Sudan’s water interests. Shoukry expressed his hope for the continued support of the Arab League to urge Ethiopia to abandon its unilateral decisions and show the necessary political will to reach an agreement over the Nile dam without delay. He said that the Arab League reaffirms its adherence to the Arab Peace Initiative. Shoukry said that the Arab League Council continues to deal with the Palestinian issue and confirms the Arab position.

In Africa, Macron’s neoliberal turn has stripped France of the long-standing myth that it was somehow a more benevolent coloniser because of the cultural links it established with African elites. But what Macron wants observers to notice is that increasingly, French development aid in Africa has to be run by French businesses. Rather, Macron’s speeches put forward business activities and neoliberal values as French values that benefit the continent. Macron’s values, however, are the values of neoliberalism. Abroad, he wants French development policy to be driven by private initiatives.

The Board of Directors of the National Elections Authority, headed by Judge Walid Hamza, met on Tuesday to finalize all necessary preparations for the upcoming presidential elections, which included accepting requests to monitor the upcoming presidential elections. The meeting discussed requests submitted by local and foreign civil society organizations, alongside requests submitted by press institutions, media outlets, and local news websites to cover the electoral process. The National Elections Authority called on all media outlets and social media users not to share any news National Elections Authority unless it is published through official sources. Lawyer Tarek al-Awadi said that the last presidential elections were in 2018 and their results were announced on April 2, 2018, and this necessarily entails that the procedures for the next presidential elections begin at the end of this year in accordance with the constitution and the law. Awadi clarified that the matter is not holding early presidential elections, as some claim, and this is the entitlements of the constitution, not a personal viewpoint.

Japanese investments in Egypt doubled during 2022, with about 50 Japanese companies operating in the country, Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Okano Yukiko announced. The Japanese Foreign Minister’s current visit to Egypt comes to follow-up Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida‘s visit to Cairo in April, she said. Kishida’s visit turned Japan’s relations with Egypt into a strategic partnership, making it first country in Africa to raise its relationship with Japan to this degree. Japan is interested in investing in infrastructure and clean energy projects, she noted, adding that further cooperation with Egypt is possible in these areas through more Japanese companies entering the market. The Japanese foreign minister met with representatives of Japanese companies and expressed the government’s readiness to encourage Japanese companies to enter the Egyptian market by promoting its market’s potential, referring to Egypt’s human resources capacity.

CAIRO – 6 September 2023: Egypt’s ambassador in Athens, Omar Amer, met on Wednesday with Dimitris Kairidis, the Greek Minister of Immigration as they discussed the repercussions of the illegal immigration sinking boat last June. The two officials also agreed to begin implementing the ‘seasonal labor agreement’ and provide all necessary guarantees for Egyptian workers in a way that preserves the rights of Egyptians, and enhance the ties between the two countries. Earlier during the Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias meeting with Ambassador Amer, both officials stressed the importance of strategic relations between the two countries, especially in light of the tangible development they are witnessing in various fields. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a statement last April that the two sides agreed on the importance of intensifying efforts to work to expand the scope of the strategic partnership between the two countries politically, economically and commercially, and to explore new horizons of cooperation.

CAIRO - 6 September 2023: The economic and social development plan for the fiscal year 2023/2024 directed attention to the human and social development sectors as one of the basic pillars of sustainable development. The development plan for the new fiscal year paid attention to the importance of adopting programs aimed at expanding the scope of family planning and reproductive health services and raising awareness of the danger of population increases. Strengthening institutional capabilities to manage the population issue in its various dimensions within the framework of the national project for Egyptian family development. Providing family planning methods free of charge to all. Cultural, media and educational intervention to develop awareness of the economic and social impacts of the population issue.

Two African teams have made it through to the 20 countries playing across four pools in the final stages of the 2023 men’s Rugby World Cup: three-time champions South Africa (ranked 2nd in the world) and underdogs Namibia (ranked 21st). What shape is South Africa in – can they win? Key members of the coaching and support team, who helped South Africa win in the last World Cup, in 2019, are still there. If these things are kept in mind then South Africa has a good chance of winning. While there are numerous factors that contribute to the success of championship rugby teams, I believe that five key elements stand out as vital.

Official draw took place in Jeddah on Tuesday, 5 SeptemberClub León and Urawa Reds to do battle in the second roundManchester City FC will begin their Club World Cup debut against the winner of that tieThe draw for the FIFA Club World Cup Saudi Arabia 2023™️ has set up a second-round showdown between Mexican debutants Club León and Asian champions Urawa Reds. Al Ahly FC were pitted against the winner of Al Ittihad FC-Auckland City FC, and the reward for the teams that prevail in these ties will be glamour semi-finals against, respectively, Manchester City FC and the yet-to-be-determined Copa Libertadores champions. This is the 20th edition of the FIFA Club World Cup, and the first time the tournament will be hosted by Saudi Arabia. The emblem, which combines lavender and gold, captures the prestige of global club football's showpiece event. Previous Club World Cup champions2000: Corinthians2005: Sao Paulo2006: Internacional2007: AC Milan2008: Manchester United2009: Barcelona2010: Inter Milan2011: Barcelona2012: Corinthians2013: Bayern Munich2014: Real Madrid2015: Barcelona2016: Real Madrid2017: Real Madrid2018: Real Madrid2019: Liverpool2020: Bayern Munich2021: Chelsea2022: Real Madrid

Pakistani Ambassador in Egypt Sajid Bilal hosted a reception to pay tribute to the martyrs on the occasion of Pakistan’s Defence and Martyrs’ Day. In his speech, Ambassador Bilal highlighted that Defence and Martyrs’ Day symbolizes an enduring display of unity, indomitable courage, and unmatched sacrifices by Pakistan’s gallant soldiers. The ambassador noted that the world has witnessed the resolve of his country’s armed forces in a protracted fight against terrorism. Pakistan has faced the brunt of global and regional terrorism, which was confronted not only by its armed forces but also by the nation as a whole. He specifically mentioned the participation of a large contingent of Pakistan armed forces in the “Bright Star” exercise hosted by Egypt as a symbol of close bilateral defence cooperation.

During the opening ceremony, Al-Sisi received a copy of the National Strategy for Population and Development 2023-2030, which outlines the vision and goals of the Egyptian government to achieve a balance between population and development. He also launched a road map to deal with the population issue by enhancing population characteristics and improving the quality of life. Al-Sisi stressed that population growth is one of the most seriissues facing Egypt, as it affects the provision of services and the utilization of resources. He also pointed out that some countries have succeeded in controlling and regulating their population growth, while others have failed. He said that the strategy is based on seven axes: reproductive rights, human capital, women's empowerment, education, and learning, communication and media for development, population and environment, and governance of the population file.

Shoukry said that they discussed holding a strategic dialogue between Egypt and Japan in December 2023, and hoped that it would result in concrete actions to implement the declaration on strategic partnership, which he described as a milestone in the Egyptian-Japanese relations. He also thanked Japan for its contributions to the development projects in Egypt, especially the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is expected to open soon. Hayashi said that he was happy to visit Egypt, which he called the largest and most important country in the region. He also said that Japan is concerned about the Ukrainian-Russian crisis and its impact on global food security. Hayashi concluded by saying that Egypt, Japan, and Jordan will hold a trilateral meeting shortly to discuss ways of enhancing their cooperation and coordination.