Dr. Amr Talaat, Egypt's Minister of Communications, represented the Prime Minister at the Chinese Embassy's celebration of the 76th Chinese National Day in Cairo, highlighting the deep strategic partnership between Egypt and China that spans thousands of years and covers diverse fields of economic, technological, and cultural cooperation.

Egypt's Housing Minister announced the launch of a new electronic platform to export real estate, facilitating procedures for foreigners and linking residency permits to the value of the purchased unit. Additionally, 25,000 new housing units will be offered in October as part of the second phase of a large-scale housing project.

The Iraqi Football Association's Disciplinary Committee declared Al-Talaba team the loser of their match against Al-Naft with a 0-3 score due to fielding a player with two different numbers, and imposed a fine of five million dinars.

The Global Steadfast Fleet resumed its journey to the Gaza Strip after a temporary technical halt, under international protection from Turkey, Spain, Italy, and Greece. The fleet includes about 50 ships and over 500 activists from 40 countries, aiming to break the siege and open a humanitarian corridor to Gaza.

The National Professional Council of the Grain Sector plans to submit recommendations during an October symposium focusing on digitization, mechanization, drones, and smart farming to develop agriculture and accurately correct farmers' data.

Under the patronage of Princess Basma bint Ali bin Nayef, the Rare Diseases Awareness Association (ORDA) was launched in Amman to support patients and families, raise awareness, and improve the quality of life for those with rare diseases in Jordan.

The General Authority for Meteorology forecasts clear to dusty weather with temperatures reaching up to 42°C in some Iraqi provinces. Tropical cyclone Bualoi caused 24 deaths in the Philippines and 11 in Vietnam.

Iraq's Electricity Minister and his Jordanian counterpart reviewed plans for the triangular energy linkage between Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt to develop electricity exchange mechanisms and enhance renewable energy cooperation. The Lebanese Economy Minister emphasized the strategic importance of memorandums of understanding to boost trade and investment between Iraq and Lebanon.

Samah El-Sayed, head of the Poultry Division, denied any decision to implement the law banning live bird trading in Giza, confirming that the law is still under study by the Ministry of Agriculture and relevant authorities with consideration for producers and consumers.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani announced the launch of the largest housing project in the region, including one million housing units across 60 new cities, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs and boosting investment opportunities.