EGYPT
Egypt hosts 43,824 African students from 39 countries
Egypt has solidified its position as a key destination for higher education and scientific research…
Egyptian Banks enhance Sustainable Financing
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) and the country’s leading lending institutions have expanded financing…
Egypt to Launch first Space Agency of African Nation
Egypt is set to officially inaugurate the first space agency of African nation during the…
Egypt Completes over 2.6 million Surgeries under National Waiting List Initiative
Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population has successfully conducted 2,606,736 surgeries as part of its…
Egyptian Legend Takes Aim at former Liverpool Defender for Belittling AFCON
The fourth most capped international male footballer in history, Egypt’s Ahmed Hassan, has expressed great disappointment in Jamie Carragher, who has said the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) is not a major tournament. Englishman Carragher has come under fire after making what has been termed “ignorant” comments regarding the AFCON. Carragher sparked controversy when trying to explain why Liverpool forward Mohammed Salah, who’s from Egypt, is unlikely to win the Ballon d’Or, because he plays for Egypt in international football.…
Egypt Invests US$184 Million to Support Farmers and Boost Livestock Production
Egypt allocated approximately US$184 million under the National Veal Project. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. This initiative, spearheaded by the Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Alaa Farouk, recently approved around US$5.9 million to support 428 small-scale farmers and recent graduates. The total project funding will enable the acquisition of 4,280 head of cattle as part of the presidential “Decent Life” initiative, which aims to improve rural living standards. To date, the project…
Under the Red Lanterns, the World Celebrates the Spring Festival
Each year, Lin Haiyan, president of the Chinatown Foundation in Mauritius, dedicates significant time and effort to organising the Spring Festival celebrations. During the Spring Festival season in February 2024, the Mauritius National Multi-Sport Complex was adorned with large red lanterns and Chinese knots, creating a vibrant setting for the festivities. The event featured captivating performances, including lion and dragon dances, parades showcasing traditional Chinese women’s clothing, or qipao, singing, and tai chi demonstrations, providing the perfect atmosphere to celebrate the…
Number of Foreign Tourists in Egypt Rises 59.6 Per Cent Over Past 10 Years
Egypt is strengthening its global competitiveness by showcasing the country’s unique heritage and expanding promotional efforts to attract new markets. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. The country recognises tourism as an important economic activity and is actively implementing a National Tourism Development Strategy to maximise its potential. Investment support, including partnerships with the private sector and the provision of various incentives, has also been prioritised. These measures have led to international recognition and…
Venezuela Launches Cultural Exchange Programme to Strengthen Bilateral Ties with Egypt
Venezuela launches a new academic initiative to foster deeper cultural ties with Egypt through the Diploma in Advanced Studies on Egypt. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. The programme, developed through a collaboration between the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Centre for African, American, and Caribbean Studies in Caracas, provides an in-depth exploration of Egyptian history, culture, economy, and language. Since its inception, the diploma has attracted over 90 Venezuelan students across…
China’s Approach and Experience in Heritage Conservation is Worth Emulating by Other Countries
In recent years, China has placed increasing emphasis on the protection of cultural heritage. In July 2024, Beijing’s Central Axis was officially inscribed on the World Heritage List, and on 4 December 2024, the Spring Festival was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Public awareness of the importance of preserving historical sites and promoting the inheritance and celebration of Chinese civilisation has also grown significantly. On this occasion, ChinAfrica talked to Khaled Ahmed El-Enany, UN tourism ambassador for cultural…
South African Cyclist Travels Across Continent to Promote Health and Sport
South African cyclist Meli Ndlovu is preparing for an ambitious journey from Cape Town, South Africa, to Cairo, Egypt, which promises to be the biggest challenge of his career, according to the African Times, a partner of BRICS TV. With over 36 medals to his name, Ndlovu has distinguished himself with notable achievements such as a 1,600-kilometre bike ride from Durban, South Africa, to Gweru, Zimbabwe, completed in just four days. “When I first cycled in Zimbabwe, people didn’t really…
Egypt Discovers Spotted Hyenas For First Time in Thousands of Years
A spotted hyena has been documented in Southeastern Egypt for the first time in thousands of years, revealing an unprecedented shift in the species’ range. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. The hyena’s location, nearly 500 kilometres north of its established habitat, has sparked questions about what prompted this extraordinary migration. Researchers point to the Active Red Sea Trough, a regional weather phenomenon that has recently increased rainfall and vegetation in the area. This…
Egyptian and Russian Presidents Discuss Establishment of Russian Industrial Zone in Suez Canal area
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation on 21 January. This was reported by the press service of the Egyptian leader. The parties considered international and regional issues of mutual interest. In addition, the heads of state discussed the expansion of ties between Moscow and Cairo in the field of economy, trade, agriculture, and in the humanitarian sphere. Putin and Al-Sisi paid special attention to the implementation of major joint projects, including…
Egypt Introduces Simplified Tax System to Support SMEs
Egypt’s Finance Minister, Ahmed Kouchouk, has announced the upcoming approval of a new simplified tax system designed to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), entrepreneurs, and professionals. The initiative forms part of a broader government strategy to stimulate investment and foster private sector development, thereby bolstering the country’s economy. A key feature of the reform is the reintroduction of selective tax audits for all taxpayer categories, which is expected to enhance trust between businesses and the state. This is reported…