Egyptian newspapers published on Sunday morning covered several important issues, foremost among them: Sharm El-Sheikh opens doors of peace for Gaza and the Middle East.

Youm7 publishes today in its issue important details about many ongoing events on both the domestic and foreign fronts: Sharm El-Sheikh opens doors of peace for Gaza and the Middle East.

Also read:

• Sharm El-Sheikh opens doors of peace for Gaza and the Middle East.. Egypt welcomes Trump and world leaders to sign a ceasefire agreement.. Palestinians raise Egyptian flags amid celebrations.
• President Sisi: Dr. Khaled El-Anany’s election as UNESCO Director-General is a historic achievement reflecting Egypt’s high standing.. Sisi confirms Cairo’s commitment to supporting the organization to build bridges between cultures and peoples.. El-Anany thanks the president for his great support and affirms his vision for the next phase aims to achieve UNESCO’s goals and activate its role.
• The President of Cyprus praises President Sisi’s personal efforts to stop the Gaza war and confirms Egypt’s vital role.. The president confirms Egypt’s intention to host an international conference for early recovery and reconstruction of Gaza.
• Unanimously, Egypt elected as Chairman of the Board of the Arab Labor Organization.
• After Standard & Poor’s upgraded Egypt’s economic rating for the first time in 7 years.. Ministry of Finance: positive economic reforms have attracted international institutions’ attention.
• The Prime Minister inspects several developmental and service projects in Qalyubia.. confirms ongoing government efforts to attract more local and foreign investments.. Madbouly: The state spares no effort in supporting industrial projects that contribute to creating more job opportunities.
• Museum CEO: Final preparations for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum are underway in cooperation with the United Company.
• The head of the General Syndicate of Tourism and Hotels: The museum opening is an “exceptional global event” that will restore Egypt’s leading position in the tourism scene.
• Implications of Standard & Poor’s upgrade of Egypt’s credit rating.. Growth rates expected to rise to 4.4% in 2025 and exchange rate flexibility support the rating.. Expert: A major shift in institutions’ view of the Egyptian economy.

In today’s issue of “Al-Watan,” you can read new topics and issues from different perspectives on local and international affairs.

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