AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCairo: A five-storey building collapse killed at least six people, according to reports. Film: El Gouna Film Festival opened with 77 films and screenings, talks and industry events running through Oct. 23; its “Window on Palestine” program returns. The Cairo International Film Festival has also announced 145 films from 64 countries for its November edition. Heritage: A villager’s discovery of an inscribed stone led archaeologists to a colossal head of Ramses II in the Nile Delta. A restored Fayoum portrait of two brothers is also set for its first display abroad, in Rome. Travel: New nine-day Egypt tours will take visitors from Cairo and the Pyramids to Luxor for the 2027 solar eclipse, with more than six minutes of totality expected there. Education: Egyptian university students are set to receive free access to Google’s AI subscription. In Memoriam: Ghanaian journalist Gamal Nkrumah, son of the country’s first president, has died in Cairo.
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