Stories from Egypt

A study using 37 sensors suggests that the Great Pyramid in Egypt has withstood for over 4,500 years due to vibrations that may have reduced earthquake damage. The findings were published on BytesEU.

Egypt has advanced to 103rd place in the climate change index. The MRDC acknowledges that climate change issues require funding and support. A resolution was adopted regarding states' responsibility to curb climate change.

Egypt and China are celebrating the 70th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. Both nations are committed to building a community of shared future and addressing global challenges.

Archaeologists are debating the significance of artifacts found in Egypt and other locations. An argument has arisen regarding their placement and importance. The debate touches on political weight and heritage. Experts are analyzing the artifacts to determine their full importance. The debate was highlighted by Radio Cairo. The findings are prompting discussions about their potential impact on understanding ancient Egyptian history and culture.

Thyssenkrupp has secured a contract to build an Egyptian fertilizer complex. Financial details of the contract were not disclosed. The source did not provide details on the contract value or timeline. Thyssenkrupp has been awarded a contract to supply fertilizer to Egypt. This deal marks a economic development for both the German industrial conglomerate and the Egyptian agricultural sector. The contract was announced on Sunday.

The Ministry of Labor is in the process of reviewing the papers of four labor committees.

Sudanese refugees in Cairo are reportedly selling their kidneys, often to foreign buyers.

Initial investigations revealed a surprising cause for the incident.

The Minister of State for Military Production affirmed the development of financial governance and maximizing investment returns for affiliated companies. Egypt's Finance Minister has pledged to implement improvements in financial governance. The minister stated that reforms are necessary to strengthen the economy.

Ancient builders constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza with features that made it nearly earthquake-proof. The construction methods employed have been analyzed for their seismic resilience.