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Jeddah-Suez ferry service for pilgrims to resume
The pilgrim ferry service between Jeddah and Suez in Egypt is expected to resume shortly, according to a Saudi maritime source in Jeddah yesterday.
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AUC’s MBA Program Ranked by Forbes Middle East as Top in the Region
According to Forbes Middle East, AUC has the top-ranking Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in the Arab region.
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How the Arab Spring has transformed journalism
Twitter’s vitality and instantaneous delivery handily beat the long lead-time demanded by print and broadcast news.
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Jordanians 'trapped' in Egypt's Sinai
At least 25 reportedly intercepted as Bedouin protesters demand release of prisoners.
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Official: U.S. seeks end to Egypt NGO case in days
Hillary Rodham Clinton had raised the matter twice in person with Egypt's foreign minister and other senior U.S. officials are actively involved.
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Customers cut mobile phone services in bad economy
Number of internet subscribers through mobile phones dropped 18.3 percent from 9.9 million subscribers in October of last year to 8 million.
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UAE petrol prices are third highest in Arab world
Petrol prices in Egypt are even far below those in the emirates although the UAE’s oil wealth is more than 20 times bigger.
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HydePark participates at Cityscape Next Move 2012
HydePark's participation reflects its profound interest in developing the Egyptian real-estate sector.
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Forbes ranks Qatar as the world’s wealthiest country
Adjusted for purchasing power, Qatar booked an estimated GDP per capita of more than $88,000 for 2010.
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Egypt Presses Ahead With NGO Trial of Americans
The case has tested one of Washington's most pivotal relationships in the Middle East.
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Egypt to donate revenues from friendlies to Port Said victims
The Egyptian national team will donate the revenues from 3 friendly matches in Qatar to the victims of the Port Said Stadium disaster.
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Egypt?’s National Centre for Translation Releases First Volume of Greek Science
The book tackles the beginnings of Greek Science, when humans were looking to themselves as the outcome of nature.
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IMF: Egypt’s economic situation challenging and growth stalled
Gerry Rice, the spokesman of the IMF, stated that the foreign exchange reserves have dropped significantly in Egypt.
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Apache CEO: Confident On Egypt Investment After Cairo Visit
The chief executive said he remains "very optimistic" about Egypt's prognosis as it looks to elect a president
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Luxor feast puts back Egypt in travel map
Luxor African Film Festival was launched in Abu Dhabi placed Egypt as a prime tourist destination.
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Call for exploiting Egypt's mineral wealth
The authority has decided to suspend licenses for phosphate mines to bring the ‘phosphate mafia’ to a halt.
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Egyptian Commercial Property Market Movement
A number of real estate projects are heading towards completion this year, including Cairo Festival City.
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Egypt's economy in dire straits, says IMF spokesman
"Growth has stalled, and this is hurting the Egyptian economy and the Egyptian people," said spokesman Gerry Rice.
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Partner country Egypt at ITB Berlin
ITB Berlin has a wide-ranging programme of events to offer the international trade visitors and the general public.
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Google Egypt downplays privacy concerns over March revamp
Next week's change in Google services has sparked worries the firm is consolidating its users' personal data.