UNHCR has suspended critical medical aid to refugees in Egypt due to a funding shortfall, impacting thousands, especially Sudanese refugees.

Cairo hosted high-level discussions on Gaza’s reconstruction and ceasefire, with Egypt reaffirming its commitment to Palestinian recovery efforts.

UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed visited Cairo and met with Egypt’s el-Sisi to discuss bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and regional issues.

Egypt has firmly denied reports alleging plans to relocate 500,000 Palestinians from Gaza to North Sinai, emphasizing its rejection of any displacement outside Gaza.

The Arab League convened an extraordinary meeting in Egypt to address Israel’s renewed military assault on Gaza, with Palestine urging sanctions and legal action.

Egypt condemned Israel’s overnight air strikes on Gaza as a violation of the ceasefire, warning of serious regional consequences and urging international intervention.

Grand imam of Al-Azhar warns united nations about the increasing prevalence of Islamophobia worldwide.

Egyptian athlete Ashraf Mahrous breaks his own world record by pulling a 279-ton train while observing Ramadan.

Capricorn Energy is in advanced discussions with Egypt regarding gas concession agreements in the Western Desert.

A passenger train collided with a minibus in an unauthorized crossing in Ismailia, Egypt, resulting in at least eight deaths and twelve injuries.

Egypt will cut fuel subsidies to cost recovery level by December 2025 as part of its economic reform program, with the IMF approving $1.2 billion in financial support.

Egypt has requested FIFA’s approval to host group-stage matches for the 2034 World Cup, which will be held in Saudi Arabia.

Egypt secures a $1.2 billion IMF fund release as part of its ongoing economic reform commitments.

Egypt’s annual consumer inflation nearly halved in February, though economic challenges and the impact of the war in Gaza persist.

Prince Muhammad Ali, grandson of Egypt’s deposed King Farouk, has returned to Egypt after living in exile in Paris.

A US envoy has praised Egypt’s new plan for Gaza as a “good-faith first step,” signaling potential progress in addressing the ongoing crisis.

GCC foreign ministers will convene in Mecca with counterparts from Egypt, Syria, Morocco, and Jordan to discuss strategic partnerships, regional cooperation.

Egypt and Tunisia strongly oppose any efforts to displace Palestinians and stress the need for a just political solution, as Egypt prepares to host an Arab summit to counter US-backed plans for Gaza.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi met with EU Commissioner Dubravka Suica in Cairo to discuss implementing a Gaza ceasefire, facilitating aid, exchanging hostages, and rebuilding Gaza without displacing Palestinians.

Egypt and Eritrea discussed the Sudan crisis, Red Sea security, and regional stability as Egypt’s foreign minister delivered President Sisi’s message to Eritrean President Afwerki.

Israeli negotiators have left Cairo after discussing the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire with Hamas, though talks are set to continue.

Egypt has pledged to rebuild the war-torn Gaza Strip in the shortest possible time while ensuring that Palestinian residents are not displaced.

The meeting was convened amidst efforts by Arab nations to devise an alternative to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to transform Gaza into an international beach resort

The Arab League summit on Gaza, originally scheduled for next week, has been postponed to March 4 as Egypt and Arab nations prepare for discussions on the crisis.