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The Caravan February 1, 2019February 1, 2019 Ambassador Nabil Fahmy, American University in Cairo, AUC, Cairo, Commencement, Egypt, Fifth Settlement, GAPP, HUSS, New Cairo, President Francis Ricciardone, School of Business, School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Sciences and Engineering

Faculty, parents and students celebrate ‘well-organized’ commencement

Some 471 undergraduate and 155 graduates earned their degrees at the first school-based mid-year Commencement ceremonies.

Featured Home Page Sports

The Caravan October 10, 2017October 24, 2017 Congo, Egypt, Mohamed Salah, Russia 2018 World Cup, World Cup

Analysis: Egypt Wins, But Just Barely…

Cuper has to rethink his strategies if Egypt is to have any chance of moving past the first round in Russia.

Arts and Culture Featured Tourism, Travel and Heritage

Deena Sabry May 11, 2016October 30, 2017 #ThisIsEgypt, Cairo, Egypt, Egypt Tourism, garbage, Pyramids, social media, social media marketing

#ThisIsEgypt: When the State Tries Social Media Marketing

The #ThisIsEgypt hashtag is part of a marketing campaign launched by the Ministry of Tourism in an attempt to revive the tourism industry, which has been largely stagnant in recent years…”

Arts and Culture Featured Spotlight Tourism, Travel and Heritage

The Caravan May 11, 2016October 30, 2017 Alexandria, Cairo, Egypt, Pyramids, Sharm el Sheikh, Sinai, Sphinx, tourism, tourism industry

Paradise Lost: Tourism Workers Search for Better Life

Daily routines have changed for former tourism industry workers who find their fortunes diminished as less visitors come to Egypt.

Home Page Opinion Tourism, Travel and Heritage

The Caravan May 11, 2016October 30, 2017 @Nadinetweetstoo, Africa, Cairo, Cairo Streets, Egypt, Egypt Tourism, Khan el Khalil, Nadine Awadalla, Pyramids, Sphinx, tourism

What Happened When I Tried Being a Tourist

I was mistaken for a foreigner – and that somehow gave schoolchildren and teenagers alike the right to grab me (and my friend of course) and take pictures with us.

Arts and Culture Featured Spotlight Tourism, Travel and Heritage

The Caravan May 11, 2016October 30, 2017 Africa, American University in Cairo, Ancient Egypt, Cairo, Egypt, Minister of Tourism, Minister of Tourism Yehia Rashed, Pyramids, Sharm El Sheik, Sphinx, tourism

Rashed: ‘Egyptians Must Hold On to Hope of Restoring Tourism’

Rashed says, “Young people must build themselves on their own, and not to place blame on the government, but rather to cooperate with it for the sake of Egypt.”

Business Featured Health and Medicine Spotlight

The Caravan March 25, 2016December 28, 2017 Cairo, Egypt, Mubarak, overpopulation

Overpopulation Hinders Egypt’s Development

Thousands of TV ads, newspaper campaigns, and even a push from former first lady Suzanne Mubarak stressed the importance of slowing down population growth.
The campaigns failed.

Headlines Opinion

The Caravan March 25, 2016March 25, 2016 American University in Cairo, AUC, Cairo, Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Italy

AUC the Fragment, the Bubble

After this gruesome incident, it is time for us to really decide what matters to us as a community and how we communicate that to each other, to the administration and even to the rest of the international academic world.

Featured Headlines Tourism, Travel and Heritage

The Caravan May 11, 2015October 30, 2017 Cairo, domestic tourism, EEDC, Egypt, El Gouna, ISIL, ISIS, Ras Sidr, Sharm el Sheikh, Sinai, Sinai Peninsula, terrorism, Zaazou

Ras Sidr: Egypt’s Rising Star in Sinai

“Ras Sidr is a beautiful place and could be marketed as the best location for wind surfing and water sports in Egypt – and one of the best in the world – but it is missing two things: accessibility and high quality assistance,” said Zaazou.

Business Energy Featured Headlines

The Caravan May 10, 2015December 28, 2017 Addis Ababa, AUC RISE, Cairo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ethiopia Dam, GERD, Luxor, Nile Delta, Nile River, population growth, Riparian, RISE, River Nile, Sudan

Will the Ethiopian Grand Dam Secure Egypt’s Future Water Needs?

“Egypt is downstream from the principal source of Nile water, which is Ethiopia. Egypt is presently receiving about 55-60 billion cubic meters of water per year, depending on how much it rains in Ethiopia,” said Tutwiler.