Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk has announced that Egypt will increase the minimum wage for public sector workers to 7,000 Egyptian pounds, the equivalent of $138.50 per month, from July, that’s according to reporting by Reuters. This will bring it into line with the private sector's minimum wage established in early February. The increase is viewed as part of several social protection measures that will cost Egypt between $1.6-1.7 billion and are set to begin this summer.
According to the Spanish local news outlet Canarias 7, Canary Islands President Fernando Clavijo met with Mauritanian President Mohamed Ahmed
According to reports by FAR-Maroc Forum, in a post on X, the specialized military source confirmed the arrival of the
A French court has sentenced a Tunisian man to life in prison without parole for knife attack that killed three
Libya's eastern military leaders Khalifa Haftar has met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in
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