Egyptian President Morsi assures that Egypt is well-qualified for a strong launch into new horizons and a bright future, and that it has the will and the resources to make

More than a year after the first stirrings of the Arab Spring, there continues to be a strong desire for democracy in Arab and other predominantly Muslim nations. Solid majorities

With tourism surging in Egypt, in recent months, the country hopes to attract 25 million tourists a year, marketing its ancient civilization sites as well as several other attractions like

Egyptian lawmakers and businessmen visit Italy – where the capital Rome hosts the Islamic Culture Week festival in the biggest mosque in Europe, and impress Italian parliamentarians, to bolster relations

In the Arab world many different actors work to enhance women's participation, agency and authority based on Islamic arguments and references.

The visit to Jerusalem by one of Egypt’s top Muslim clerics has caused spreading waves of anger and amazement, since it violates a national ban, albeit unofficial, to visiting all

Egyptian presidential candidate Khairat Al-Shater affirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) are endeavoring to honor the trust vested in them by the Egyptian people

At the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union (AIPU) Conference in Kuwait, Dr. Katatni said that the Arab Spring will re-draw the region’s maps, and that the revolution in Syria will surely achieve

Africa is awed and inspired by the Arab Spring, and is keenly interested in helping Egypt economically by forging stronger trade ties.

Dr. Morsi underscores Egypt’s need for all-party cooperation and harmony, in a meeting with Iraq’s Ambassador in Cairo.