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Israeli group strikes $35bn natural gas deal with Egypt despite Gaza conflict
Israeli energy company NewMed has signed a $35bn deal that will eventually almost triple the flow of natural gas from the country’s vast Leviathan field to Egypt. Leviathan, which is owned by NewMed, Chevron and Ratio Oil, is one of Egypt’s most important sources of natural gas, supplying about 4.5bn cubic metres (bcm) a year.
Sources say Cairo's position marks a dramatic shift in its approach to the Palestinian movement and mediation conditions ...
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Egypt and Turkey condemn Israeli plan to take over Gaza CityDuring a bilateral meeting in Egypt on Saturday, both countries firmly condemned the plan announced by Israeli prime minister ...
Turkey's foreign minister will travel to Egypt on Saturday for talks with senior officials on Israel's plan to take control ...
Sudan's Prime Minister Kamil Idris arrived in Cairo on Thursday morning for his first foreign visit since assuming office in ...
CNN’s Christina Macfarlane takes a closer look at the “juiciest” festival in Egypt, celebrating mangoes. Woman Told Foster ...
Officials say a new law will rebalance a housing market long distorted by rigid rent controls, but many residents could be ...
Egypt said on Wednesday that its much-anticipated new $1-billion archaeological museum near the Pyramids of Giza will ...
The Grand Egyptian Museum, located a mile away from Giza's pyramids, will open its doors on November 1 after delays due to ...
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