One of Lebanon’s most sought-after natural landmarks, the Pigeon Rocks in Raouche, saw a host of eager divers taking part in a Red Bull cliff diving…
Author: Muhammed Kotb
Muhammed Kotb
A jack of all trades trying to master some, Mohammed is a romantic with a tinge of pessimism. He is a know-it-all with a philosophy of learning something new every day. Mohammed will be graduating from the Biology Department at Cairo University this year.
ِAccording to Al-Masry Al-Youm, yesterday, the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities inaugurated two of the country’s oldest pyramids in the south of Cairo. The famed Bent Pyramid…
Now more than ever, a huge number of Arabs are turning into pet owners. Historically speaking, each of the region’s countries has had one animal or…
In 1984, when the International Biennale for Visual Arts was first inaugurated, little did people know that it would grow to become one of the most…
Now that summer is officially here, many Arab travelers shift their eyes overseas for new destinations to explore. Many think of Europe or Southeast Asia when…
On Sunday, the Arzejebani capital of Baku witnessed the naming of several worldwide locations that were chosen as part of 2019’s new entries for the famed…
According to a joint statement by the Egyptian Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Ministry of Agriculture, a new joint program is to be launched…
Today, a not-so-little percentage of Egypt’s youth dream of one day becoming successful entrepreneurs. Despite the fact that these aspiring individuals work hard, many of them…
A recent drought that dried up the water in Iraq’s Mosul Dam reservoir exposed the ruins of a bronze age palace and city dating back 3,400…
In 2014, Germany imposed a travel ban on the Egyptian city of Taba in South Sinai. At the time, the German government did not believe Egypt…
