- 5 December, 2025
Kuwait Announces Public Holiday for Islamic New Year
Kuwait’s Cabinet has officially recognized and announced Thursday, June 26, 2025, as a public holiday in observance of the Islamic (Hijri) New Year. All ministries,
Morocco Cancels Eid al-Adha Animal Sacrifice in 2025: Know Why?
Morocco is celebrating Eid al-Adha differently this year because King Mohammed VI chose to discontinue the traditional event involving livestock slaughter. People in Morocco will
UAE Holds Strong Hand on Sudan Peace Opposing Port Sudan Authority
The UAE has shown commitment to Sudan’s peace and stability while rejecting the Port Sudan Authority’s recent decision. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)
Bahrain Space Agency Educates Teachers on Space Science
The Bahrain Space Agency (BSA) kicked off a special lecture series for school teachers to mobilize awareness and knowledge of Bahrain’s growing space sector with
Innovation and Networking at the RiseUp Summit 2025 in Egypt
RiseUp has finally released the details for the 12th year of RiseUp Summit. The RiseUp Summit 2025 is set for May 8-10, 2025, at the
Egypt Appreciates Oman’s Role in Securing Yemen Ceasefire Deal
Cairo acknowledged the diplomatic achievements of Oman that led to American-backed ceasefire agreement in Yemen. According to the statement released by the Egyptian Ministry of
Allianz Group invests in empowering girls’ education in Türkiye
Allianz Group and Allianz Turkey announced a `€2 million investment to support girl education in Turkey. The funds will go to the construction of a
IMF Starts Fifth Review of Egypt’s Economic Reform Program
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commenced the fifth review of the $8 billion economic reform program with Egypt. An IMF delegation arrived in Cairo
Morocco Secures Role in Global F-16 Fighter Production
The international permission grants Morocco membership in the F-16 fighter jet production line through facility development near Casablanca. On April 29, the US State Department
Kuwait Airways CEO Removed Over Safety Failures
Ahmad al-Kreebani, CEO of Kuwait Airways, had to be relieved from his duties after very serious concerns about safety compliance were raised by the civil