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In the Gulf of Suez, researchers unearthed the remnants of a massive Egyptian army from the fourteenth century BC, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. Researchers were seeking...

Presidential decree no. 403 of 2023 has approved an agreement between the Egyptian and Canadian governments on carrying out a project to boost climate-smart agriculture and agricultural biodiversity to bolster the adaptability in the rural areas that are most affected by climate change in the Delta and Upper Egypt.

Napoleon Bonaparte wanted to use Egypt's history for France's benefit. He sent savants to record its temples and ruins but ultimately stranded them.

The Egyptian Meteorology Authority warned of a depression hitting the country on Monday, leading to drop in temperatures in most areas and rain of varying intensities from north of the country to Greater Cairo.

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The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) announced that temperatures across the country will drop accompanied by rainfall, with values ranging between four to five degrees Celsius - the lowest temperature in some areas reaching three degrees.

Situated within Luxor's iconic Karnak Temple, an impressive 95 percent of the columns in the Great Hypostyle Hall have undergone restoration, successfully reinstating the original engravings and colors of the ancient Egyptian inscriptions. Egyptian restorers from the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA), in collaboration with graduates from Luxor and South Valley Universities and the Luxor

Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly inspected a project of electricity distribution panel at “Fares” Village as part of “Decent Life” projects in Kom Ombo.

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The mummy and coffin which date back to the late Dynastic or Early Ptolemaic period (about 300 BCE) contains the remains Peten-Amun.