The Suez Canal Economic Zone welcomed two new logistics projects in El Qantara West under an Egyptian-Turkish alliance to establish 'Sigma Egypt' with customs deposit yards for container storage covering 100,000 sqm and investments of 4.2 million USD.

The head of the Car Dealers Association explained that the new car market is experiencing a 20 to 25% price drop due to localizing car manufacturing and controlling the 'consumer trader' phenomenon that affected prices.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung proposed a meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un later this year if Trump visits South Korea for a regional forum.

Egypt's Irrigation Strategy 2.0 includes maintenance and development of monitoring and operation systems at the High Dam, linking the system to a smart irrigation network covering the valley and delta, and updating dam gates with automated control systems to ensure precise opening and closing, securing sustainable water resources and efficient distribution.

The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, the world's largest, decided to divest from US group Caterpillar and several Israeli banks due to ethical concerns over human rights violations in conflict zones.

The UAE has undergone a radical transformation in women's empowerment through comprehensive policies such as the National Policy 2023-2031, with a prominent role for the 'Irthi' Council for contemporary crafts and the 'Nama' Foundation supporting women's economic and social participation.

Pakistan received two phone warnings from India about a potential flood in the Sutlej River, following an earlier warning about the Tawi River in Jammu.

The US and its Pacific allies have deployed aircraft carriers and F-35 fighters near China to contain the Chinese military threat, prompting warnings from Beijing about escalating regional tensions.

Swede Alex Norén won his first title in seven years on the DP World Tour by capturing the Betfred British Masters, raising his career total to 11 titles.

New Valley's Directorate of Education plans to open and upgrade 35 schools with 395 classrooms for 15,800 students at a cost of 350 million EGP, including new technological and Japanese schools.