The series revolves around the life of Aida, the middle and the smartest daughter of Hassan Dhargham. Suddenly Aida’s brother is killed by Sameh, the half-brother of her husband, Yassin Ismail Al-Ghoul as a result the two close families became enemies especially after Al-Ghoul family helped their pampered son Sameh to escape prison. At this moment the cruelest and ugliest side of Aida’s character appears. "Seid El Akareb” features an ensemble cast including Ghada Abdel Razek, Reyad El-Khouly, Simon, Mohamed Alaa, Ahmed Maher, Magdy Badr, Samia Atef, Mayar El-Gheity, Emad Safwat, Ahmed Maged, Ahmed Gamal Said, Mohamed Ali Rizk, Azouz Adel, Manal Salama, Safaa Galal, Mai Al-Qadi, Saif El-Derby , Mohamed Salah, and Reem El Masry. The series is scripted by Baher Dewidar and directed by Ahmed Hassan.

Sunday 18 February 2024 10:40 PMThe Egyptian-Kuwaiti Holding Company announced that it will soon launch a project for manufacturing medium-density fiberboard (MDF) in a factory with a trial opening and investments of $120m. The announcement came during a meeting between Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, and the Chairperson of the Egyptian-Kuwaiti Holding Company, Luay Al-Kharafi, along with other board members, to discuss the company’s investments and expansion plans in Egypt. Madbouly welcomed the company’s representatives and praised the strong Egyptian-Kuwaiti relations and the support for Kuwaiti and foreign investments in Egypt. The Chairperson of the Egyptian-Kuwaiti Holding Company also mentioned the company’s desire to complete its hotel project in El-Arish, which has faced some challenges. The Prime Minister welcomed any new investments and promised to overcome any obstacles and challenges to attract more investments in the targeted sectors.

Brazil has achieved a remarkable feat in sustainable energy, with renewable sources accounting for over 92% of its electricity production in February 2024. This milestone, reported by Brasil 247, a partner of TV BRICS, comes alongside record-breaking electricity consumption, highlighting the resilience and efficiency of the country’s National Interconnected System. “We can be proud that almost 93% of the country’s electricity was generated from renewable sources,” declared Brazilian Mines and Energy Minister Alexandre Silveira. This surge in demand was met primarily by renewable sources, demonstrating their capacity to provide reliable and sustainable energy even during periods of high usage. This landmark achievement positions Brazil as a leader in renewable energy adoption and serves as an inspiration for other nations seeking to transition towards a sustainable future.

President Vladimir Putin expressed support for a proposal to create a university ranking system encompassing BRICS member nations, during a recent videoconference meeting of the Russian Council on Science and Education. The proposal, put forward by Moscow State University Rector Viktor Sadovnichy, aims to present its initial results at the upcoming BRICS summit in October 2024. Sadovnichy indicated that the methodology for the ranking is currently being developed and will be adopted at the next meeting of the Union of Rectors, according to TV BRICS. “As for the rating for BRICS,” he stated, “this is a very good proposal. Notably, Russia currently holds the BRICS chairmanship for 2024.

CAIRO – 15 February 2024: The Egyptian cabinet issued a decision to establish a fixed price for the supply of cotton in the upcoming season of 2024/2025. The move aims to support Egyptian farmers and ensure stability in the cotton industry. This measure is expected to provide farmers with a reliable income and encourage them to continue cultivating cotton. The decision to set guaranteed prices for cotton is part of the Egyptian government's broader efforts to support the agricultural sector and safeguard the interests of farmers. By ensuring reasonable compensation for their produce, the government aims to improve the livelihoods of farmers and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

2024, he added. Regarding the advisory opinion, the Egyptian memorandum focuses on the illegality of the over-75-year-old Israeli occupation in violation of the principles of international humanitarian law. It also focuses on the Israel's policies such as land annexation, home demolitions, and the expulsion and displacement of Palestinians, which are seen as violations of peremptory norms of international law, including the right to self-determination and the prohibition of acquiring territory by force. The memorandum also rejects Israel's policies of persecution, racial discrimination and other practices, which flagrantly violate the principles of international humanitarian law and human rights law. The Egyptian memorandum and oral argument call on the court to affirm Israel's responsibility for all these internationally illegal acts, which necessitates Israel's immediate withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian territories, including the city of Jerusalem.

Houses destroyed by Israeli shelling in the Gaza Strip- photo from Palestinian journalists in the StripCAIRO - 17 February 2024: The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip reported on Saturday that the Israeli occupation forces committed 9 massacres in the territory, resulting in 83 deaths and 125 injuries in the last 24 hours. The Ministry's statement highlighted that this count does not include victims under the rubble or on the streets, as the occupation forces are preventing emergency and civil defense teams from reaching them. With this update, the toll of the Israeli aggression has risen to 28,858 fatalities and 68,677 injuries since October 7th, the date of "Al-Qassam's Flood". The Ministry also noted that Israeli forces are still detaining a significant number of medical staff from inside the Nasser Medical Complex, which has been converted into a military barracks. Earlier today, explosions were heard in Ashkelon following the activation of warning sirens in the area, due to rocket fire from resistance factions in the Strip towards Israel.

The Menkaure Pyramid Review Committee (MPRC) has rejected the re-installation of the granite casing blocks scattered around the base of the pyramid for thousands of years. The scientific committee was chaired by the renowned archaeologist and former Minister of Antiquities, Dr. Zahi Hawass. The committee prepared a detailed scientific report on its findings. The committee housed several distinguished Egyptian and foreign experts in engineering and Egyptian archaeology, especially those specializing in pyramids restoration. The committee housed as well specialists from the United States, the Czech Republic, and Germany.

CAIRO – 16 February 2024: Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry lauded considerable efforts made by The Elders with international parties to stop bloodshed in the Gaza Strip and contain the worsening humanitarian situation in the Palestinian enclave. Shoukry's remarks came during his meeting on Friday with a number of prominent former world leaders who are members of The Elders group, on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference held from 16 -18 February, said Spokesman for the Foreign Ministry Ahmed Abu Zeid. Shoukry warned of the serious humanitarian repercussions of any Israeli military operations in Rafah city, the spokesman said. The Elders members expressed appreciation of Egypt's strenuous efforts to contain the crisis' fallout and its key role in providing humanitarian aid, he said. They stressed keenness on continuing consultations with Egypt and international parties to handle the crisis and advance peace efforts, with the aim of preserving regional stability and international peace and security, added the spokesman

Here comes the role of social leaders in Egypt. The social leaders are women who belong to rural, Bedouin, and low-income urban areas whose mission is mainly eradicating practices harmful to women and enhancing their socio-economic status. Further, the ministry trains social leaders to create vlogs to raise awareness in their communities. "The message is often better received from social leaders than through mainstream and new media as they belong to the community they operate in. With regard to health, 6,500 social leaders were trained on raising awareness on cervical cancer.

(Reuters) - Arsenal have learnt from their capitulation in last season's Premier League title race and are hoping to play with more consistency this time around in the "most important" part of the campaign, manager Mikel Arteta said. The north London outfit were top of the league for nearly 250 days before their title challenge crumbled last season as they were overtaken by Pep Guardiola's Manchester City. Every fixture is going to play a significant role in what we want to achieve," Arteta told reporters ahead of Saturday's game against Burnley at Turf Moor. "Some of them have been progressing more than others, we have got a training session today and I am positive we will get a few players back tomorrow," Arteta said. "No big set-backs and Thomas Partey is progressing really well and I don't want to say too much, but it is looking good."

He emphasized the necessity of the establishment of a Palestinian state, within agreed and recognized borders, to achieve lasting peace. Meanwhile, Lula thanked President Sisi for Egypt's efforts in facilitating the evacuation of Brazilian citizens who were stranded in Gaza. Sisi said he agreed with Lula to develop relations between both countries in various political, economic, cultural, industrial and agricultural fields. Sisi and Lula also agreed to form a joint high-level committee to coordinate cooperation topics between the two countries. Lula said that Brazil supports Egypt's initiative for a weapon-free zone in the Middle East.

These entities are the Center of Organic Agriculture in Egypt (COAE), TUV NORD Egypt Company, and the international entity TUV NORD Cert Company. The purpose of these decisions is to activate the voluntary carbon market in Egypt. (4664) of 2022 to establish a voluntary market for trading carbon emissions reduction certificates on the Egyptian Stock Exchange, recognizing these certificates as tradable financial instruments. Back in September 2023, the FRA had previously announced its plans to launch a voluntary market for trading carbon certificates, which represent the reduction or removal of greenhouse gas emissions. These certificates are categorized into two primary types: removal certificates, which are linked to technological methods, and capture certificates, which are associated with natural methods.

The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has approved three entities to be registered on the list of verification and certification bodies for carbon emission reduction projects, for the first time in the Egyptian market. This is part of the Authority’s efforts to activate the voluntary carbon market in Egypt. The approved entities are the Egyptian Center for Organic Agriculture (COAE) and TUV NORD Egypt, which are registered on the list of Egyptian verification and certification bodies, and TUV NORD Cert, which is registered on the list of foreign verification and certification bodies. Mohamed Farid, Chairperson of FRA, said that this is the first time that the Authority has issued approvals for verification and certification bodies for carbon emission reduction projects in the Egyptian market. The committee is responsible for setting the rules for issuing and trading carbon emission reduction certificates and supervising and monitoring them.

The Prime Minister emphasized the efforts to use agricultural waste and residues in the feed industry and to address the shortage of feed for poultry, livestock, and fish. He stressed the importance of having a strategic stock of feed and using the existing silos as fodder warehouses, following the directives of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. The Minister of Agriculture said that the annual consumption of concentrated feed was about 24 million tonnes, and the annual demand for corn, one of the main components of feed, was 12 million tonnes, of which 7 to 8 million were available. He added that the Ministry of Supply and the Agricultural Bank of Egypt had enough storage capacities to implement the plan. The Prime Minister concluded the meeting by highlighting the importance of having an integrated plan that includes the potential of corn and soybean crops to have strategic reserves for crises.