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Yes...I can see the rationale of teaching economics and, particularly, politics in today’s Egypt.
Egypt’s Ambassador to Britain Tareq Adel attended the signing ceremony on Tuesday of a deal with the University of London to establish a branch of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in the New Administrative Capital (NAC).
Egypt’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom Tareq Adel reportedly attended the signing ceremony on Tuesday September 10th of a deal with the University of London. According to a Facebook statement by Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the time, the agreement would see the London School of Economics (LSE) establish a branch in the New Administrative Capital (NAC), however, LSE issued a statement on Friday September 13th via Twitter refuting the reports. The Egyptian government has yet to issue a clarifying statement.
“LSE is not opening a branch in Egypt. The reports refer to an agreement between the European University in Egypt (EUE) and the University of London. The EUE is now recognized to teach some degrees which are offered by the Univeristy of London,” the statement reads.
'Jews of Egypt,' scheduled for release in Egyptian cinemas next month.
On a quest to discover how Egyptian Jews went from partners to enemies within the span of a few decades, Egyptian filmmaker...
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Thank you Bennu - I'd lost track of this one. Egyptian Chronicles is a great little site with interesting views on urban development as well as politics.
Egypt has allocated EGP 92.4 billion in public investments for the development of Upper Egypt in the current FY2021/2022, out of 1.25 trillion for the country’s total investments, Minister of...
