Amnesty International issued a report claiming that Egyptian security forces committed grave human rights violations, including torture and extrajudicial killings, across Egypt, affecting activists and citizens alike.
The Egyptian Tourism Authority launched a new campaign titled “Egypt: Unlock the Past…Unfold the Future” at the World Travel Market in London, showcasing initiatives to attract global visitors and promote Egypt’s rich history and culture.
Cairo hosted a conference on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a focus on climate action, education, and urban development. The event involved key decision-makers, experts, and international partners.
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi issued a presidential pardon for approximately 1,500 individuals convicted or under investigation, as part of an annual tradition on the occasion of a religious holiday.
Cairo commemorated International Women’s Day with various events and initiatives highlighting women’s rights and achievements. The focus was on combating violence against women and ensuring gender equality in society.
Cairo served as the host for Rise Up Summit, a prominent global startup event bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, and experts to foster collaboration and innovation in the technology and business realms.
The government announced a comprehensive project aimed at beautifying the Nile River corniche and enhancing its surrounding public spaces to become a focal point for both residents and tourists.
The Ministry of Health launched the second phase of an initiative to offer free healthcare services in various districts of Cairo, providing medical consultation, tests, and medications for vulnerable communities.
Please note that this list may not be comprehensive, and there may have been other significant developments in Cairo since March 14, 2023.