The Sudanese army on Friday said that it seized control of the army’s general command in central Khartoum after seven days of clashes with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Video clips released by the Sudanese army on Friday, showed a Sudanese army force celebrating in front of the main headquarters of the general command. The RSF’s website, meanwhile, posted video clips showing its soldiers celebrating Eid Al-Fitr from inside the buildings of the National Radio and Television Corporation in Omdurman, and its control of a Sudanese army camp in the Al-Bagair area. No accurate statistics are available on the number of victims of armed clashes in Khartoum and other Sudanese cities. Sudan has been witnessing armed clashes between the Sudanese army and the RSF in Khartoum and other areas since April 15, with the two sides accusing each other of initiating the conflict.

“The current government strategies emphasize the role of digital technology in accelerating economic diversification, enhancing sustainability, and ensuring the happiness of citizens. At the level of the Egyptian market, the government is taking rapid steps in developing and building an advanced infrastructure to achieve digital transformation in line with Egypt's Vision 2030,” he explained. Gartner, a technological research and consulting firm, predicted that total global government spending in information technology will reach $588.9bn in 2023, an increase of 6.8% over 2022. As government organizations continue their digital transformation journey, there are some practical pillars that must be put in place in order to enable fruitful collaborations. One of the primary advantages of technology in the public sector is the ability to provide better services to citizens.

Mohamed Farag, a member of the company's board of directors, said that Q Developments is an Egyptian joint stock company established in 2016 and owns 50% of shares of Jumeirah Egypt for Constructions, in addition to 75% of IG Capital , 90% of Q Asset Management Companies, Q Tourism Investment Company, and Q Art House Furniture Company. This collection of companies enables Q Developments to manage investments in various fields, including real estate investment, contracting, tourism investment, trading and manufacturing furniture as well as owning and managing commercial malls. The company's investments amounted to EGP 9bn. Farag revealed that the company's land portfolio amounts to EGP 1.2bn, added that the first project will be announced in June. There are not enough projects that address the middle-income customers, specifically upper middle-income people, which holds many keys in society.

In a Thursday statement, the Egyptian Armed Forces spokesperson said that this was done in cooperation with all security agencies in Egypt and Sudan to ensure the return of the Egyptian troops that were participating in joint training with the Sudanese army. On Wednesday night, Egypt has given Mohamed Hamdan Dagolo, better known as Hemedti, the leader of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) a 72-hour ultimatum to return Egyptian troops held in Sudan, DNE reported . The army spokesperson indicated that on Wednesday, three Egyptian transport evacuated the first batch of Egyptian troops, through three successive flights to an Egyptian military base in Cairo. “On this morning of Thursday 20 April and in coordination with concerned Sudanese parties and friendly and brotherly countries as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross, the secure arrival of all remaining Egyptian to the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt was accomplished in preparation for evacuating them from Sudan upon stabilisation of the situation and availability of adequate security conditions back to the homeland.”The statement concluded that the“Egyptian Armed Forces confirms that all Egyptian troops who returned to the homeland or those who are at the Egyptian embassy in Khartoum are well and in good health.”Clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) erupted on April 15 and have spread in many parts of Sudan's capital city Khartoum and other areas outside the capital. At least 270 people have been killed and over 2,600 injured as the fighting rages for its fifth day, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) which cited Sudan's Ministry of Health Emergency Operations Center.

1- Hala Sedky ( Safsaf)If we can give an Oscar award for the best performance in this series especially and the Ramadan drama marathon in general it will be to Hala Sedky. 2- Essam Elsakka ( Naeem)The performance of Essam Elsakka in " Gaffar El Omda" series is by all means captivating, his facial expressions, body language and voice were all so expressive and ethereal. 7- Rahma Ahmed ( Marbouha)Marbouha funny character evokes excessive laughter and always makes us smile especially with her comic adventures with her husband El Kebeer ( Ahmed Mekky). 8- Ahmed Dash ( Seif)Egyptian star Ahmed Dash has carved a place for himself on the drama scene with a moving performance in the hit series "Gaffar El Omda". Their top notch performance, vocabulary, and appearance add a lot of credibility and authenticity to the characters and storyline.

“The current government strategies emphasize the role of digital technology in accelerating economic diversification, enhancing sustainability, and ensuring the happiness of citizens. At the level of the Egyptian market, the government is taking rapid steps in developing and building an advanced infrastructure to achieve digital transformation in line with Egypt’s Vision 2030,” he explained. Gartner, a technological research and consulting firm, predicted that total global government spending in information technology will reach $588.9bn in 2023, an increase of 6.8% over 2022. As government organizations continue their digital transformation journey, there are some practical pillars that must be put in place in order to enable fruitful collaborations. One of the primary advantages of technology in the public sector is the ability to provide better services to citizens.

UN agencies on Thursday expressed concern over the impact of fighting on civilians in Sudan, where the humanitarian situation was already dire. The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said at least nine children were reportedly killed in the fighting and more than 50 children were injured. UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell said the perilous security situation across Sudan makes it very difficult to collect and verify the information. But UNICEF is certain that while fighting continues, children will continue to pay the price. “A staggering 15.8 million people in Sudan, one-third of the population, already were in need of humanitarian assistance.”The World Food Programme warns that the fighting in Sudan could plunge millions more into hunger.

CAIRO – 20 April 2023: President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi made a phone call Thursday to his UAE counterpart Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussing the eager efforts of both countries to achieve pacification, de-escalation, and resumption of dialogue and political pathway in Sudan. That is in light of the two states' support to the Sudanese people to fulfill its ambitions pertaining to security, stability, and development. The two presidents also exchanged greetings on the occasion of Eid El Fitr, wishing the two countries and peoples all prosperity and stability. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had issued a statement earlier on Thursday declaring that the remainder of Egyptian troops who had been held by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces had been delivered to the Egyptian embassy in Khartoum in collaboration with the UAE and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRS). The Egyptian Armed Forces also issued a statement clarifying that the majority of soldiers, who were part of joint exercises with the Sudanese Army, had been returned on board of three Egyptian military transport aircraft on Wednesday.

CAIRO – 20 April 2023: Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry received Thursday phone calls from his Indian and Dutch counterparts to discuss the developments in Sudan so as he presented Egyptian communications with regional and international parties to help broker a sustainable ceasefire. Both ministers expressed interest in coordinating with Egypt on securing care to their citizens in Sudan, agreeing on continuing consultations with the Egyptian side in the coming period. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement earlier on Thursday declaring that the remainder of Egyptian troops who had been held by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces were delivered to the Egyptian embassy in Khartoum in collaboration with the UAE and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRS). The Egyptian Armed Forces also issued a statement clarifying that the majority of soldiers, who were part of joint exercises with the Sudanese Army, had been returned on board of three Egyptian military transport aircraft on Wednesday.

The UAE has conducted efforts to secure the Egyptian soldiers who are in Sudan, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry announced. The two countries, Egypt and the UAE, have expressed appreciation to the International Committee of the Red Cross for its efforts in supporting the process of securing the Egyptian soldiers. The Egyptian soldiers detained in Sudan have been transferred from Meroe Airport to the capital, Khartoum, on Wednesday. The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan announced their transfer stressing that they will be handed over to Egypt when the nearest opportunity arises. “This took place during the clashes with the coup forces last Saturday, to the capital, Khartoum,” the Rapid Support Forces said on its official page on Twitter.

The remaining Egyptian soldiers that have been held in Sudan have arrived safely at Egypt’s embassy in the capital Khartoum. In a Thursday statement, the Egyptian Armed Forces spokesperson said that this was done in cooperation with all security agencies in Egypt and Sudan to ensure the return of the Egyptian troops that were participating in joint training with the Sudanese army. On Wednesday night, Egypt has given Mohamed Hamdan Dagolo, better known as Hemedti, the leader of Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) a 72-hour ultimatum to return Egyptian troops held in Sudan, DNE reported. The army spokesperson indicated that on Wednesday, three Egyptian transport evacuated the first batch of Egyptian troops, through three successive flights to an Egyptian military base in Cairo. At least 270 people have been killed and over 2,600 injured as the fighting rages for its fifth day, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) which cited Sudan’s Ministry of Health Emergency Operations Center.

On Monday, Egypt's President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi chaired a meeting of the Supreme Council of the Egyptian Armed Forces on Monday. The meeting discussed the situation of the Egyptian troops apprehended in Sudan. Egyptian troops present in Sudan for training purposes only and not to support any party, the president stated. On Saturday, Egyptian Armed Forces said that it closely follows the situation in Sudan, in the framework of the presence of Egyptian forces to conduct joint training with their Sudanese counterparts. The Army spokesperson said that coordination is underway with the concerned authorities in Sudan to ensure the safety of these Egyptian troops.

the first batch of egyptian armed forces personnel who have been apprehended have already returned to Cairo on board of Egyptian Air Force plane on Wednesday. Daily News Egypt has learned that evacuation operations are being carried out by Egyptian General Intelligence Service (GIS) Special Forces Unit in cooperation with the Egyptian Armed Forces. The Egyptian Armed Forces are coordinating with the various competent authorities in Sudan to secure the safe return of all members of the Egyptian armed forces to the homeland, the army spokesperson said in a Wednesday statement. On Monday, Egypt's President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi chaired a meeting of the Supreme Council of the Egyptian Armed Forces on Monday to discussed the developments. Egyptian troops present in Sudan for training purposes only and not to support any party, the president stated.

The First batch of Egyptian Armed Forces personnel who have been apprehended in Sudan have returned to Cairo on board of Egyptian Air Force plane. The meeting discussed the situation of the Egyptian troops apprehended in Sudan. Egyptian troops present in Sudan for training purposes only and not to support any party, the president stated. On Saturday, Egyptian Armed Forces said that it closely follows the situation in Sudan, in the framework of the presence of Egyptian forces to conduct joint training with their Sudanese counterparts. The Army spokesperson said that coordination is underway with the concerned authorities in Sudan to ensure the safety of these Egyptian troops.

Catch these nine films competing for box-office takings at a cinema near you this Eid el Fitr season. 1- "Ebn El Hag Ahmed"The movie revolves around a young man named Ahmed ( Chico) who works in his father's grocery store, gets into great trouble, after he finds himself facing a dangerous gang, which requires him to cooperate with the young lady Nabila ( Rahma Ahmed) in order to be able to overcome this danger. "Ebn El Hag Ahmed" houses notable cast including Chico, Rahma Ahmed, Sayed Ragab, Mostafa Gharieb, Sabry Fawaz, Mohamed Lotfy, Aida Reyad among others. The movie's idea is to Amr Salama, written by and directed by Motaaz El Tony. 2- "Harley"