Pharaoh of the Two Lands: a look back at the history of the black pharaohs
Until July 25, the Louvre Museum in Paris explores the significant influence of the Kushite pharaohs on Egyptian civilization and history. Having reigned for...
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Onions found in the eye sockets of a pharaonic mummy
The pharaoh Ramses IV, son of Ramses III and Iset was found with onions in his eye sockets. A ritual that owes nothing to...
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Farrah El Dibany, the Egyptian singer who sang the Marseillaise
After his re-election to the presidency of the French Republic on April 24, Emmanuel Macron welcomed on stage the Egyptian singer Farrah El Dibany...
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Sinai: the ruins of an ancient temple of Zeus discovered
In Egypt, archaeological excavations will never end to surprise history lovers! This week, a temple dedicated to the ancient god Zeus has just been...
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3 unmissable Arab-American artists
Le 1er avril, le président américain Joe Biden a inauguré le mois du patrimoine arabo-américain, en l’honneur de la contribution communautaire des arabo-américains “au...
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The BNF celebrates the decryption of hieroglyphs
From April 12 to July 24, the Bibliothèque nationale de France invites its visitors to discover hieroglyphics. Two hundred years after the deciphering of...
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Egyptian Omar Hegazy breaks two freediving world records
The records that this athlete from Egypt has just beaten are likely to remain engraved for a long time among the exceptional performances. Omar...
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Egypt: Why is the “cave of the swimmers” still a total mystery?
It has been studied since its discovery in 1933 but continues to arouse incomprehension and astonishment among archaeologists. The cave of the swimmers, located...
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3 start-ups from the Arab world to discover
The Global Entrepreneurship Congress has just ended in Riyadh. This annual event brings together thousands of entrepreneurs, investors, researchers and politicians, as well as...