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  • Alexandria studies importing 15 new trams to join its tramway network

    A total of 15 new trams are expected to join the Alexandria tramway network that serves the Mediterranean city, according to statements by the head of the General Authority for Passenger Transport in Alexandria, Khaled Elewa. The authority has finalized the technical terms of the project, but still studying four offers from Ukraine, Italy, China…

  • Rare find of mosaic depicting the Labours of Hercules uncovered during Larnaca works

    Mosaics from the second century AD which may depict the Labours of Hercules, have been uncovered in Larnaca during roadworks and appear to be of mayor importance, Sigmalive reported on Monday. The mosaics which are reportedly in better condition than those at the Tombs of the Kings in Paphos are thought to have been inspired…

  • Egypt Government Approves Five Oil And Gas Exploration Deals

    Egypt’s government has approved five oil and gas drilling and exploration agreements with foreign companies, Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla said on Wednesday. Once an energy exporter, Egypt has turned into a net importer because of declining oil and gas production and increasing consumption. It is trying to speed up production at recent discoveries to…

  • UCLA Library to offer digital images of rare ancient manuscripts in Egypt

    St. Catherine’s Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s located on rugged terrain at the foot of Mount Sinai in Egypt, houses the oldest continually operating library in the world, containing ancient and medieval manuscripts second only to those held by the Vatican Library. These remarkable manuscripts, which delve into subjects ranging from history and…