24-karat gold price: 5183 EGP per gram, 21-karat gold price: 4535 EGP per gram, 18-karat gold price: 3887 EGP per gram, 14-karat gold price: 3023 EGP per gram, gold pound price: 36,280 EGP. The 21-karat gold price is the most traded in the Egyptian market.

24-karat gold price: 5183 EGP per gram, 21-karat gold price: 4535 EGP per gram, 18-karat gold price: 3887 EGP per gram, 14-karat gold price: 3023 EGP per gram, gold pound price: 36,280 EGP. The 21-karat gold price is the most traded in the Egyptian market.

Cairo Airport Customs seized electronic hookah bottles with marijuana oil, drugs, white weapons, and foiled attempts to smuggle cosmetics and tattoo needles.

Cairo Airport Customs seized electronic hookah bottles with marijuana oil, drugs, white weapons, and foiled attempts to smuggle cosmetics and tattoo needles.

New assumptions in future energy policies include the impact of high population growth in developing countries on long-term energy demand, continuous increases in petroleum consumption and electricity use, with energy demand expected to rise from 308 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2024 to 378 million in 2050, driven mainly by developing countries such as India, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Humans are innately born with two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises, then acquire other fears based on their environment. Fear plays a fundamental role in human survival and influences decisions at various levels, also impacting the economy and financial markets.

Humans are innately born with two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises, then acquire other fears based on their environment. Fear plays a fundamental role in human survival and influences decisions at various levels, also impacting the economy and financial markets.

Humans are innately born with two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises, then acquire other fears based on their environment. Fear plays a fundamental role in human survival and influences decisions at various levels, also impacting the economy and financial markets.

Humans are innately born with two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises, then acquire other fears based on their environment. Fear plays a fundamental role in human survival and influences decisions at various levels, also impacting the economy and financial markets.

New assumptions in future energy policies include the impact of high population growth in developing countries on long-term energy demand, continuous increases in petroleum consumption and electricity use, with energy demand expected to rise from 308 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2024 to 378 million in 2050, driven mainly by developing countries such as India, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.