The sarcophagi section at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo : Sarcophagi section
The sarcophagi section at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo
December 10, 2015 at 05:00PM
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Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo : Granite Sarcophagus
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo: A sarcophagus made of granite at the first floor of the Museum.
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo : Part of old temple
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo : Parts of an old ancient Egyptian temple "I suppose"
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo : A king's Statue
Seen at the Egyptian Museum of Cairo: An ancient Egyptian king's statue, most probably a statue for Ramses II.
Here is another photo that was taken on the same day for the statue.
Journalists in Cairo say that they are going treat and release their detained colleagues
The Freedoms committee in Egypt’s Journalists syndicate in Cairo launched a campaign earlier this week and it is called “We are going to treat them and set them free...Journalism is not crime” in order to release 32 journalists currently imprisoned and detained in Egypt.
On Wednesday, the committee organized its first stand at the famous journalists syndicate's staircase demanding the release of those 32 journalists including Photographer Mahmoud Abou Zeid “Shawkan”.
Mahmoud Abou Zeid “Shawkan”, the freelance photographer has been detained for more than 800 days now. After few days, he will stand in front of a court at last.
On Wednesday, the committee organized its first stand at the famous journalists syndicate's staircase demanding the release of those 32 journalists including Photographer Mahmoud Abou Zeid “Shawkan”.
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| The stand at the Journalists syndicate in Cairo by Amira Howaidy |
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| The stand at the Journalists syndicate in Cairo " Freedom of Shawkan FB" |
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| The photos of Shawkan dominated the stand "Momen Samir" |
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
And we do have a diplomatic crisis with Sudan after all !!
Do you remember when people start to feel that there was something wrong with our relation with Sudan lately ? Do you remember that incident of that Sudanese citizen who was tortured in a Cairo police station and his case caused a crisis between Egypt and Sudan from couple of weeks ago ? During then , some people in Cairo said that there was no crisis in Egypt and Sudan adding that the Muslim Brotherhood was behind those rumors of crisis !!
Well it turned out that this crisis was actually the tip of an ice-berg or rather the start of a bigger crisis. Remember how I hinted out that the Sudanese media was unexpectedly highlighting it and that there was something going. Well, here it is crystal clear.
On 5 December in a special interview from Dubai on Al-Arabiya News channel , Sudanese President Omar El-Bashir said that Hala’ib triangle was a Sudanese territory and that Egypt occupied it in 1995 adding that it was a main issue between the two countries.
He also revealed that Sudan presented a complaint to the UN security council against Egypt for holding parliamentary elections in Hala’ib triangle. BY the Egypt is officially a member of the UN security council in its current term.
Also Hala’ib tribes have been participating in both Egyptian and Sudanese elections for a long time. Most Egyptian and Sudanese people ignore that fact thanks to the media.
Well it turned out that this crisis was actually the tip of an ice-berg or rather the start of a bigger crisis. Remember how I hinted out that the Sudanese media was unexpectedly highlighting it and that there was something going. Well, here it is crystal clear.
On 5 December in a special interview from Dubai on Al-Arabiya News channel , Sudanese President Omar El-Bashir said that Hala’ib triangle was a Sudanese territory and that Egypt occupied it in 1995 adding that it was a main issue between the two countries.
Omar El-Bashir : Hala’ib was occupied by Egypt in 1995
Also Hala’ib tribes have been participating in both Egyptian and Sudanese elections for a long time. Most Egyptian and Sudanese people ignore that fact thanks to the media.
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