Sarah Mansour is an Egyptian Oil Engineer who was graduated from the Pioneer School in 2006 before she achieved her dream of being an oil engineer. In the newspapers, she read about a grant by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and the Malaysian company Petronas to study oil engineering in Malaysia for five years. She was accepted to the scholarship after 7 years of hard working and receiving a number of prestigious awards including the next generation Lady of the Year Award for Women in Energy. Her company supported her to get the scholarship.

Dr. Hisham Abdul Jalil Sayed is an Egyptian doctor who worked in the Saudi Kingdom at a village called Al-Shunana in Al-Qassim. He used to work hard for 12 hours a day at the Medical Family Center. The people of the village respected him and even loved him for his great loyalty and dedication. When he died, more than 3,000 people attended his funeral and many of them visited his family in Egypt to offer their sincere condolences and to offer money for them. Sayed used to visit the patients in their homes, and therefore, the family of the village refused to transfer him to another place in the Saudi Kingdom. May God repose his soul and bless his family by the inheritance he left to his children of love of the people. He was a great man from Alexandria whom I was honored to write this article about.

George Wajih Fakhri is an actor with no limbs, but he has a gift and always receives warm applause from the audience. He is a young man in his mid-twenties, who is weak in body and strong in personality. His smile is always on his face despite the his suffering with life. His devotion to acting developed in the theaters of the churches after he was accepted to join the ministry couple of years ago. He wanted to serve God with his talents and to spread happiness among the people. People love his acting and encourage him to continue. Such words of support renew his passion and gives him hope and encouragement.

French newspapers talked about the visit of French President Emmanuel Macaron to Egypt, which shows how Makron responded to the demands of his people. The French journalist said that President Macaron has drawn the attention of Egyptian translators more than once to the fact that he speaks about human rights, and yet they do not translate the words accurately to President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi. This shows that those surrounding the president don t translate the situation accurately to him and not only the words of the the French guest. The situation also showed that president Macron determined to talk about the issue of human rights no matter what happens. This also happened after he was criticized for not mentioning it last year upon the visit of al-Sisi to France, and therefore, decided to mention it clearly this year. He declared it several times even before he visited Egypt saying that Egypt violated human rights and freedoms. Yet, no body responded in Egypt.

As Bishop Isaac of Tima was visiting the Island of Tima in a pastoral care visit, he was received and celebrated by both Muslims and Christians of the Island. Sounds of music and celebrations were signs of love to the bishop. Sheik Mostafa Abdul Razik, Imam of the mosque of the island, delivered a speech in which he said that he honors the bishop and wishes he could cover the earth under his grace with flowers. I write this article not only to thank and appreciate the love of Sheikh Abdul Razik, but also to salute Bishop Isaac who could, through love and wisdom, gain love of the people and remove all reasons of sectarian strife that attacked many other places in our homeland.

Egypt has moved from a state of security collusion with terrorists to facilitate the task of killing the Christians in what we call the safe country . This mission was too hard for previous regimes. Unarmed policeman enters a church without weapon to declare the worshippers are infidels, then policemen prevent food from reaching monks at St. Samuel monastery in the desert after travelers and visitors were prevented. Maybe they decided to make its monks hungry till they abandon it forever. The investigations in the above mentioned cases were unrevealed before the public till they totally forgot about the case.

Mr. Hanafi is an old man who educates young people about history through his street gallery. He prints photos related to certain political occasions like October 6th war, the revolution of June 30, and even World Wars. Then, he walks in the streets to explain his photos to the people walking in the streets. He says that many people learn from his stories and tell him that the information is new to them, which makes him very happy, but few people make fun of him. The man doesn t have certain place, but all streets of Cairo and all people walking in them are his audience. He talked about events and public figures and even art, and teaches many people who knew nothing about such events and people.

His grandmother raised him well and he was able to win a competition for school students called Abakira the Guinnesses . This competition that was turned into a TV show sponsored by Ahly Bank of Egypt. Back to the young man whose name is Pisso and whose mother got married when he was only 4 and left him to his grand mother to raise him and motivated him to win the competition. Her dreams are far more than such competition since she wants him to be the youngest minister in Egypt. However he received a grant to study at Nile University, he can t receive similar grant to be member of the cabinet! The position in Egypt requires a man who is supported by security services rather than his own qualifications. He should abandon being perfect in order to take this position. Even if he does, he can t change his poor family, which is another obstacle before his dream. His only choice is to get married to a powerful rich woman from one big family. Those have no vision for the country and the only vision that will prevail is the one of those who assigned him to the job! I salute Pisso and his grandmother and invite those who are in charge to choose Pisso as the youngest minister in Egypt.

The International Federation of Physicians will visit Egypt within days to adopt the recognition of the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation, said Dr. Johansen Eid, Chairman of the body. This important news gives hope to Egyptian doctors that their Medical certificates will be recognized globally from accredited countries. This comes as the word is going to limit the certified doctors to the internationally accredited countries. Dr. Eid added that Egypt adopts an ambitious project to develop education in accordance with Vision 2030 of Egypt with the personal support of President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi.

While the entire world was assuming that the Middle East will never change since Israel was in control. Yet, as Israel celebrated feast of forgiveness, the Egyptian soldiers were laying a new line of Egyptian heroism using a creative weapon to pave the way in the heart of Bar Lev Line that was expected to function as a "graveyard for Egyptian troops". The Egyptian creativity changed the reality by denouncing racism and gave a chance to a Coptic Christian officer to develop the idea of destroying Bar Lev Line. The Egyptians used water cannons fashioned from hoses attached to dredging pumps in the canal. Other methods involving explosives, artillery, and bulldozers were too costly in time and required nearly ideal working conditions. In 1971, a young Egyptian officer, Baki Zaki Yousef, suggested a small, light, petrol-fueled pump as the answer to the crossing dilemma. Yet, Egyptian army didn t consider his religion, but his loyalty. Thus, the Egyptian army was able to triumph without terrorism or sectarian strifes.

While the entire world was assuming that the Middle East will never change since Israel was in control. Yet, as Israel celebrated feast of forgiveness, the Egyptian soldiers were laying a new line of Egyptian heroism using a creative weapon to pave the way in the heart of Bar Lev Line that was expected to function as a "graveyard for Egyptian troops". The Egyptian creativity changed the reality by denouncing racism and gave a chance to a Coptic Christian officer to develop the idea of destroying Bar Lev Line. The Egyptians used water cannons fashioned from hoses attached to dredging pumps in the canal. Other methods involving explosives, artillery, and bulldozers were too costly in time and required nearly ideal working conditions. In 1971, a young Egyptian officer, Baki Zaki Yousef, suggested a small, light, petrol-fueled pump as the answer to the crossing dilemma. Yet, Egyptian army didn t consider his religion, but his loyalty. Thus, the Egyptian army was able to triumph without terrorism or sectarian strifes.

The Minister of Social Solidarity, Dr. Ghada Wali, was honored by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the sidelines of the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly. The Minister was awarded the WHO s Best Non-Health Ministry award for her efforts to achieve sustainable development goals, prevent infection and improve health. The program she runs, Takaful and Karama, is the largest social protection program offered by the Ministry in terms of beneficiaries and funding plan, with the Ministry of Finance supporting part of its fund and the World Bank supporting the other technical part. Wali had joined the delegation accompanying President Abdul Fattah Al-Sisi, a participant in the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly. My greetings to the successful minister and my wishes for the other Egyptian ministers to do their best and succeed like Ghada Wali.

In one of the educational centers in Qalioubia Governorate, the 24 old Engineer Amr Salah was teaching some young people under the age of 16 how to make a robot. The steps of making a home robot was a campaign launched by Amr who offered free courses to teach young people about making robots.

She is a mother of two children, a boy and a girl, but her husband was unable to work and had to stay home for the rest of his life. Om Aya decided she has to work, but had no education or experience, and therefore, she had to work as a cleaner in a school. However, the colleagues of her daughter decided to bully her and mock her mother for being an illiterate cleaner. Her daughter couldn t study and failed this year at school. The mother decided to put an end to such miserable situation and when to a school to learn how to read and write and then continued her education till she applied to nursery academy.

I used to look at any terrorist attack against Copts in Egypt as a failure of police and think that raising our children on a culture that disrespect differences in faith or color should cause such hatred. I always thought that there is a relation between the government and police from one party and with the Salafis and supporters from the other. Such relation that allowed the Copts and their houses and churches to be manipulated, attacked and looted in the midst of a deliberate security absence despite the change of leadership on regular basis. This has changed when a policeman entered into the church cursing and calling Christians infidels and could have killed few of them if he had a gun in his pocket. This reminded me of the policeman who killed five Christians in the train of Samalout days before the revolution of January 25. They said he had mental disorder, but the disorder has always been in the mentality of police.

Marina Makram Abdul Malik is a 15-year-old female carpenter who has mastered her profession that she inherited from her father who used to encourage her. Despite her excellence in her school, she decided to follow the bath of her father and to enter a technical school to pursue her career hoping she will be able to study fine art. Marina didn t listen to the jokes of her colleagues who were surprised to see her working at the carpentry profession and even designing furniture. She was able to make great pieces of furniture supported by her family. She is indeed a bold girl and a creative artist that we should be proud of.

The Mastoura Loan project provides microfinancing to Egyptian women and also provides them with more opportunities for economic empowerment, as well as a greater capacity to create income sources to raise their families standard of living, and to enable them to contribute more effectively to society. Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Waly announced that Nasser Bank has financed more than 70 projects for women in Halaib and Shalatin with a value of one and a half million pounds after the procedures were simplified and women were able to get the loan with their national identification cards. Greetings to the Minister and to her project and to the Social Nasser Bank for further progress, projects and support for the Egyptian people.

They love their homeland and have a great sense of nationality even though they don t listen to the national anthem on daily basis as Egypt s Minister of Health sees a recipe for nationality! I am talking about a group of Egyptians who traveled to Russia to enjoy the world football cup. Yet, they had a special way of cheering which is by wearing Pharaonic costumes and stand for 6 hours daily to take photos with football fans from around the world and to give them souvenirs.

At the Korea Robot International Conference, Tarek Jamal Aldin, a software engineer and Arab robotics team, introduced the Home Robot project to develop applications that can help patients. The robot sends alerts to patients and their families when risks occur. By phone and asked for ambulances and rescue in the event of facing the owner any trouble. The new technology added by Tariq, 38, who works as an engineer in Saudi Arabia, has encouraged many foreign companies to contract him to produce this robot, but he prefers to produce it in Egypt.

They are two football teams called the tiger and the white horse. The players are former cancer patients whom have overcome the deadly disease. The new strategy adopted by Egyptian Cancer Foundation headed by Dr. Mohammed Shaalan seeks to use football to combat cancer and to encourage women to play sports.

Ahmed Mohamed Fahmy was preparing to return to Egypt from the United States, but he needed a bag to collect his clothes. He went to a store and bought one to discover that it was not totally empty. The inner pocket of the bag had an envelope containing $ 10,000 in currency. The signature of its owner was found on the envelope: James Noble.