It is little wonder then that the new Infinix NOTE 10 smartphone aims to give users stunning visuals, powerful performance and exciting gaming with a reliable and long-lasting battery. Vivid displayThe Infinix NOTE 10 comes with a 90Hz 6.95” FHD screen that delivers a striking 1080 x 2460 resolution. Fortunately, the Infinix NOTE 10 is powered by a MediaTek Helio G85 Octa-core processor and Mali-G52 MC2 GPU giving it plenty of performance. Next level gamingAs mentioned earlier the Infinix NOTE 10 has plenty of performance and this comes in particularly handy when gaming. The Infinix NOTE 10 comes with a 5000mAh battery which stood up to everything we put it through with an impressively long battery life.

Egyptian and French air forces have carried out a joint air drill at an Egyptian air base, as part of the latest step in the General Command of the Armed Forces plan to exchange experience with friendly countries. The exercise covered attacking and defending vital targets, and air clashes between the two sides and using the latest models of multi-tasking fighters for both sides. The training aimed to exchange tactical experiences in planning and in styles of command and control. These exercises come in light of the growing partnership and military cooperation between the Egyptian and French armed forces.

Egypt’s Al-Azhar Observatory for Countering Extremism has condemned the raising of the rainbow flag representing the LGBT community by the US embassy in Bahrain. Bahraini parliament members had issued a statement earlier denouncing the incident as well. The Al-Azhar Observatory stated that confronting “the spread of these crimes is a legal and societal duty”, and referred the need to include it in educational curricula. Homosexuality is a behavior rejected by all religions, Al-Azhar warned. It stressed the importance of the role that families, education and cultural institutions play in confronting campaigns which aim to distort Islamic and Arab culture and civilization to accept behavior forbidden by religion.

- ReutersCAIRO - 11 June 2021: The Egyptian Health Ministry said 755 new coronavirus cases were detected on Thursday, upping the total number of confirmed cases since the outbreak in the country began to 271,047. In a statement, Spokesman for the Health Ministry Khaled Megahed said 39 patients have died from the virus over the past 24 hours, raising the death toll to 15,510. Egypt has so far received millions of coronavirus vaccine doses and is planning to locally produce the first batch of the Chinese Sinovac vaccine this month. As the country has started its vaccination campaign in January, more than 3.5 million citizens have been vaccinated, according to Health Ministry spokesman Khaled Megahed earlier this week. Also, the ministry started vaccinating homebound citizens against coronavirus through sending medical teams to their houses.

A Palestinian girl sleeps as she waits with her mother to travel to Egypt through the Rafah border crossing, in the southern Gaza Strip May 18, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu MustafaCAIRO - 14 June 2020: Egyptian authorities continued opening Rafah border crossing to receive wounded and stranded Palestinians and allow humanitarian relief assistance into the Gaza Strip. And, on May 10-20, Israel shelled and carried out airstrikes against Gaza Strip. The strikes also caused the destruction of more than 2,000 residential units in Gaza Strip while 15,000 others were partially damaged, according to AP. As a consequence, 50,000 Palestinians fled from the North to the South of Gaza Strip.

Egyptian Ministry of Transport on Thursday announced that it has implemented 11 new road axis including at Talkha, Banha, Al-Khatahtbeh, Tahya Misr “Rod Al-Farag axis”, Bani Mazar, Tama, Gerga, Adly Mansour, Samalout, and Qus – Kalabsha at cost of LE14 billion. In a report on the achievements during the rule of President Sisi from 2014 till 2020, the ministry added that work is progressing for 11 more road axis including Helwan, Dayrut, Daraw, Aswan reservoir, al-Fashn, Abu Tig, Central Delta, North Luxor axis, Shubrakhit, Samanoud, and Manfalut at a cost of LE20 billion.

Egypt may witness a fourth wave of coronavirus in September, warned Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health and Population for Preventive Medicine in Egypt Mohamed Abdel Fattah. He also assured that the third wave is receding and infections are declining. Coronavirus cases will decrease by the end of August to their lowest rate, Fattah said. The ministry also aims to vaccinate at least 70 percent of citizens, and that seven million have thus far been registered on the vaccine reservation website. Abdel Fattah added that all 179 international vaccination centers in Egypt have been provided with the vaccine for travelers outside Egypt.

Al-Ahram online has published exchange rate for foreign currencies at the National Bank of Egypt as of Thursday:The Euro is LE18.97 for purchase and LE19.12 for saleThe Sterling Pound is LE22 for purchase and LE22.17 for saleThe Canadian Dollar is LE 12.86 for purchase and 12.96 for saleThe Chinese Yuan is LE2.44 for purchase and LE2.46 for sale

Egypt and Sudan issued a joint statement on Wednesday after foreign and irrigation ministers from both countries held a meeting on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, announcing that the negotiations with Ethiopia have reached another deadlock. A high-level Egyptian delegation with Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and Irrigation Minister Mohamed Abdel Aaty visited Khartoum on Wednesday to hold intensive talks with the Sudan, including Sudanese Foreign Minister Maryam al-Sadiq al-Mahdi and Sudanese Irrigation Minister Yasser Abbas, as well as technical and legal experts from both sides. The ministers expressed deep concern about the potential consequences of filling and operating the GERD unilaterally and without a legally binding agreement regulating the dam’s operation while protecting the rights and water interests of Sudan and Egypt. They also touched on the the importance of concerted international efforts to reach a settlement to the dispute that takes into account the interests of the three countries. And the statement said that the talks discussed bilateral ties between Egypt and Sudan, which both sides were eager to strengthen.

MADRID: Spain defender Diego Llorente is set to return to the squad's Euro 2020 training camp after showing negative for COVID-19 in the last two round of tests, the team said on Thursday. There were serious indications that the Leeds United defender had returned a false positive on Tuesday, after which he went into quarantine, the Spanish team's statement added. Llorente will undergo further tests and return to training with the squad on Friday if he remains negative. They begin their Euro 2020 campaign against Sweden in Seville on Monday. Scotland, too, had a positive case ahead of the 24-team tournament, which begins on Friday.

Among the under-construction educational projects in North Sinai is Egyptian-Japanese School in Al-Arish, at a cost of 16 million and 830 thousand pounds. This comes as part of the developmental projects of the nation-wide initiative “Haya Karima” [translated to Decent Life] that targets upgrading life aspects in countryside, including educational aspects. Upgrading educationEgypt’s social initiative “Haya Karima” is targeting investments into upgrading the quality of education services in Egyptian villages. About Haya KarimaIn 2020, Haya Karima or “Decent Life” was announced as a non-profit organization to implement the objectives of the initiative. The second phase of the Haya Karima initiative will target 4,670 villages in the coming two years.

Between 50,000 and 60,000 employees will be transferred to the New Administrative Capital, including employees at 33 ministries, announced the Advisor to the Prime Minister for Administrative Reform Hany Mahmoud. During a telephone interview with presenter Basma Wahba, on “Al-Mehwar” channel, Mahmoud explained that only ministry headquarters will be transferred to the new capital. He stated that ministry employees who deal daily with citizens will not be transferred, and will be relocated when their services are digitized. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly confirmed that during the last quarter of 2021, work groups will start moving from different ministries to government buildings, to start the trial operation of government buildings in preparation for the official transfer to the capital.

The Egyptian president expressed aspiration for consultation and cooperation with the Tanzanian president to foster these relations in different fields, especially in boosting trade exchange, developing infrastructure, building capabilities and providing technical support. Hassan hailed the Egyptian support to the developmental efforts in Tanzania, especially through the establishment of the Julius Nyerere Dam in Tanzania. The Tanzanian president said this project, which is one of the biggest national projects in Tanzania, reflects the depth of the special relations shared by the two countries. Rounds of negotiations among Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia on GERD have reached a deadlock several times with Egypt blaming the failure on Ethiopia’s intransigence. Ethiopia, however, says it will complete the dam filling in July with or without an agreement.

Last month, President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi announced during his visit to Paris that Egypt is allocating $500 million to the reconstruction of Gaza Strip, and that Egyptian firms will take part in the work. President Sisi also directed last week with the rapid sending and entry of equipment into Gaza Strip. Misr Sinai Company includes the largest conglomerate of the people of Sinai, including 36 main founders from Sinai tribes. And, since May 10, Israel has been shelling and carrying out airstrikes against Gaza Strip. The strikes caused the destruction of more than 200 residential units in Gaza Strip and 31 educational establishments, including schools, colleges, and vocational training centers.

CAIRO – 9 June 2021: Foreign and irrigation ministers of Egypt and Sudan voiced deep concern over the possible risk of Ethiopia's unilateral filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) without reaching a binding legal agreement. Also, Egyptian and Sudanese water and legal experts took part in the meeting. Egypt reiterates rejection of potential Ethiopian unilateral actions on GERD, the statement said, reaffirming objection to Ethiopia’s planned step to unilateral implement the second phase of GERD filling this Summer. In 2015, the three countries signed the Declaration of Principles, per which the downstream countries [Egypt and Sudan] should not be negatively affected by the construction of the dam. This is not a threat.”Sudan, as well has warned more than once of filling the GERD before reaching a legal binding agreement.