The Diocese of Mallawi distributed gifts on doctors in public hospitals on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan. The gifts were labeled: ‘Our Muslim brothers and sisters, Happy holy month of Ramadan’. Dr. Ahmed Abdul Razik, manager of Mallawy public hospital, said that it gave him great feeling to receive such a gift at such hard time. Father Moussa Girgis, priest of the church of the Virgin in Mallawy, said that such gifts carried a message of appreciation to the doctors and nurses, whom are defending the whole community in the fight against Corona virus.

The Ministry of Social Solidarity has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the British Council to support and train persons with disabilities and prepare them for the labor market with a focus on the fields of entrepreneurship and creative economy. The tow parities will reveal solutions to overcome barriers to employment of persons with disabilities.

Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab, Assistant to the Egyptian President for National and Strategic Projects, announced the invention of a new Egyptian technology for water treatment, which was reached by the Egyptian scientist Dr. Nabil Al Maraghi. The new technology is characterized by low cost and energy consumption, as well as taking smaller area to build the unit. It was tested at the Center for Scientific and Technological Excellence of the Ministry of Military Production and can be used to treat seawater and desalination.

Christian Maritime Scouts is camping at the entrance of the zoo at Al-Adha feast in order to serve Muslims who came to visit the Zoo on the feast. The scouts also arrange with the Egyptian Red Crescent to provide the visitors with the necessary help and first aid if it is needed. The idea was appreciated by the visitors who considered it a great sign of cooperation and tolerance.

Adel Agib, head of the American Coptic organization, said that they are organizing the first trip to Egypt in response to the recommendation of the first economic conference to support Egypt in America.

Dr. Louay Mahmoud, professor of Coptic monuments at the University of Sadat City, said that the government insists on establishing the road at the monastery of Wadi Rayan though there are alternatives that can save 50 million LE.

Maj. Gen. Saleh Mohammed Saleh, a strategic expert, said that tunnels in Sinai aim to destroy Egyptian youth.