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New York City (JFK) and Washington (IAD).Non-stop flights from Africa to RiyadhSaudi Arabian (SkyTeam): seasonal flights from El Alamein (DBB), year-round flights from Alexandria (HBE), Cairo (CAI), Sharm el-Sheikh (SSH) and Casablanca (CMN).Flynas: seasonal flights from El Alamein (DBB), year-round flights from Giza (SPX), Cairo (CAI), seasonal flights from Hurghada (HRG), Sharm el-Sheikh (SSH), year-round flights from Sohag (HMB), Addis Ababa (ADD) and seasonal flights from Entebbe (EBB).Air Cairo: year-round flights from Asyut (ATZ), Cairo (CAI) and Sohag (HMB).Air Arabia Egypt: seasonal flights from Alexandria (HBE) and Cairo (CAI).Egyptair (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Alexandria (HBE) and Cairo (CAI).Nesma Airlines: seasonal flights from Cairo (CAI) and Sohag (HMB).flyadeal: seasonal flights from Cairo (CAI).Nile Air: seasonal flights from Cairo (CAI).Royal Air Maroc (Oneworld): seasonal flights from Casablanca (CMN).Badr Airlines: seasonal flights from Port Sudan (PZU).Euroairlines: seasonal flights from Port Sudan (PZU).Tarco Air: seasonal flights from Port Sudan (PZU).Ethiopian Airlines (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Addis Ababa (ADD).Non-stop flights from the Middle-East / Western Asia to RiyadhSaudi Arabian, Flynas and flyadeal have a strong network of non-stop flights from the Middle-East.Saudi Arabian (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Bahrain Island (BAH), Amman (AMM), Kuwait City (KWI), Doha (DOH), Abha (AHB), Al Qaisumah / Hafr Al-Batin (AQI), Al Ula (ULH), Al-Baha (ABT), Al-Jawf (AJF), Arar (RAE), Bisha (BHH), Dammam (DMM), Dawadmi (DWD), Gassim (ELQ), Gurayat (URY), Ha'il (HAS), Jeddah (JED), Jizan (GIZ), Medina (MED), Najran (Nejran) (EAM), Rafha (RAH), Sharurah (SHW), Ta'if (TIF), Tabuk (TUU), Turaif (TUI), Wadi al-Dawasir (WAE), Yanbu (Yenbo) (YNB), seasonal flights from Antalya (AYT), year-round flights from Istanbul (IST), Abu Dhabi (AUH) and Dubai (DXB).Flynas: year-round flights from Bahrain Island (BAH), Amman (AMM), Kuwait City (KWI), Doha (DOH), Abha (AHB), seasonal flights from Al Ula (ULH), Al-Baha (ABT), year-round flights from Al-Jawf (AJF), Dammam (DMM), Ha'il (HAS), Jeddah (JED), Jizan (GIZ),

You're Going to Love EgyptFrom desert to cities and beaches, Egypt has it all and will fascinate lovers of nature, history, art and shopping.1. Marvel at the Pyramids of GizaA visit to see the pyramids in Giza is a must when going to Egypt. The largest one is The Great Pyramid, one of the original and best kept seven wonders of the world.2. Go on a Desert SafariThis is an experience like no other, especially in the Western Desert, which will reward you with white sand dunes and incredible rock formations.3. Dive in the Red SeaHang out at the beach resorts along the Red Sea. Sharm El-Sheikh is an especially popular destination, and their diving center gives you the opportunity to explore the sea and its creatures.4. Find a Bargain in the Souks in CairoThe souk of Khan Al Khalili in Cairo is a market set up in medieval style, with vendors and shops lining up all along the laneways and courtyards. You will find local products, souvenirs and jewelry, and don't forget to bargain for a good price.5. Visit the Luxor TempleAn ancient city located on the east side of the Nile river, the Luxor is where you can visit grand temples, such as Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple. Crossing to the other side of the river, you will find royal tombs, such as the Valley of the Kings.1. Marvel at the Pyramids of GizaA visit to see the pyramids in Giza is a must when going to Egypt. The largest one is The Great Pyramid, one of the original and best kept seven wonders of the world.2. Go on a Desert SafariThis is an experience like no other, especially in the Western Desert, which will reward you with white sand dunes and incredible rock formations.3. Dive in the Red SeaHang out at the beach resorts along the Red Sea. Sharm El-Sheikh is an especially popular destination, and their diving center gives you the opportunity to explore the sea and its creatures.4. Find a Bargain in the Souks in CairoThe souk of Khan Al Khalili in Cairo is a

Apartments to luxury hotels and resorts, with more choices available in the main touristy areas.Where to stay in popular areas of EgyptMost booked hotels in EgyptSunrise Arabian Beach ResortExcellent (9.5, 5957 reviews)Pickalbatros Laguna Vista Aqua Park - Sharm El SheikhExcellent (9.5, 3902 reviews)Pickalbatros Jungle Aqua Park - Neverland HurghadaExcellent (9.2, 2783 reviews)Novotel Sharm El SheikhExcellent (9.2, 2585 reviews)Rixos Premium SeagateExcellent (9, 2287 reviews)Titanic PalaceExcellent (9, 1177 reviews)Public TransportationWhile most of the country is serviced by buses or long-distance trains, Cairo has an underground metro system with 3 different lines and cars dedicated to female travellers and indicated with a red sticker. A one-way metro ride costs approximately 2 EGP (0.15 USD).TrainsThe national railway system in Egypt is run by Egyptian National Railways and has lines linking cities throughout the country. Foreigners have restrictions when it comes to train travel – if your plan is to use trains, research your route and get tickets in advance.BusBuses travel everywhere in Egypt. Some of the long-distance travel companies include Pullman, Bedouin Bus, East Delta and Golden Arrow. For safety reasons, buy your tickets from an authorized reseller of the main bus companies.CarCar rental is not very common in Egypt; however, it is a good way to travel around. Please be aware that some areas do not have any gas stations, so it is best to fill up the car any chance you get, especially before heading to the desert areas.PlaneFlying is a very common way of getting around in Egypt when traveling long distances, and EgyptAir has the most extensive network of routes. If you are planning to book local flights online, please note that you can only do so up to 72h ahead of the flight time, so make sure you plan in advance.Public TransportationWhile most of the country is serviced by buses or long-distance trains, Cairo has an underground metro system with 3 different lines and cars dedicated to female travellers and indicated with a red sticker. A one-way metro ride costs approximately 2 EGP (0.15 USD).TrainsThe national railway system in Egypt is run by Egyptian National Railways and has lines

Recognized Western Sahara, for treatment for COVID-19. In retaliation, as Morocco claims sovereignty over this West Saharan territory, the Kingdom granted Spanish-Catalonian secessionist Carles Puigdemont asylum on April 30. Additionally, Moroccan border authorities loosened oversight over 10,000 illegal migrants to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Eventually, the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visited Morocco to express support for the Rabat-backed 2007 autonomy plan. In turn, Algeria has suspended its cooperation treaty with Spain, jeopardizing 25% of Madrid’s natural gas sources. In both cases, despite the motivation and consequences of each state’s position, the Maghreb’s transformed role to utilize its assets and liabilities in its favor to achieve its regional agenda has sharply increased.Many African countries have taken unilateral and collaborative initiatives to mitigate the climate change consequences and attract new opportunities for soft power. For example, Morocco constructed the largest concentrated solar facility in the world in 2018, declaring that the government will achieve the 2030 target of half renewable energy mix. Other countries, like South Africa and Nigeria, have proposed and implemented climate-friendly policies and cultivated clean energy industries for future financial investments.On a more diplomatic level, Egypt has invested in a new soft power field: international climate action. In 2022, Egypt hosted the United Nations Conference of Parties (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, where its local delegation proposed the Sharm El-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda. In that sense, Egypt integrates climate action as a part of its soft power to influence other states in its favor. Under the global spotlight, Egypt had bridged a Global North-South discussion for the most climate-vulnerable continent. In return, Egypt strategically demonstrates its case as a vulnerable state to water deprivation and agricultural loss, and national leadership indirectly attracts the discussed agreements and solutions to funnel investments into its energy sources.Even on the international justice scene, African nations like South Africa have recently rejuvenated their foreign policy by challenging Israel’s inhumane retaliation over Gaza despite Western pressure. On December 29, 2023, Pretoria applied for a case against Israel in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for violating the Genocide Convention after Israel’s war on Gazans this