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BRUSSELS (AP) — Abdesalem Lassoued had been denied residency in four European countries by the time he chased two Swedish men into a building in Brussels this week and gunned them down at close range with a semiautomatic rifle.

The 45-year-old Tunisian arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa in a smuggler’s boat in 2011. He spent jail time in Sweden and was refused entry to Norway. At one point Italy flagged him as a security threat. Two years ago, Belgium rejected his asylum claim and he disappeared off the map.

Until Monday night, that is, when he killed the two Swedes, wounded a third and forced the lockdown of more than 35,000 people in a soccer stadium where they had gathered to watch Belgium play Sweden. In a video posted online, he claimed to be inspired by the Islamic State group.

Within days he has become the new face of the European Union’s campaign to toughen border controls, rapidly deport people and allow the police and security agencies to exchange information more efficiently.

“It’s important that those individuals that could be a security threat to our citizens, to our Union, have to be returned forcefully, immediately,” EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson told reporters on Thursday, as EU interior ministers met in Luxembourg.

Only around one in four people whose asylum applications are denied ever leave or are deported from the 27-nation bloc. Often the countries they come from, including Tunisia, are reluctant to take them back.

With EU countries constantly bickering over how to manage migration – their differences lie at the heart of one of the bloc’s biggest political crises – the European Commission has sought to outsource the challenge.

The EU’s executive branch has helped to seal deals with Turkey and Tunisia to persuade these countries to stop people from the Middle East or Africa – not to mention their own nationals – from trying to enter Europe, as they did in large numbers in 2015.

About 25 countries that people leave or transit to get to Europe are of concern. Egypt is the next country on the list. The commission is already helping to locate and pay for new boats for the Egyptian coastguard.

Belgium’s top migration official, Nicole de Moor, said that countries refusing to take back their nationals must be made to cooperate.

“The terrorist that committed an attack in Brussels on Monday had asked for asylum in four different European countries, and every time he was rejected because he did not qualify for protection,” de Moor said.

The EU does have coercive tools at its disposal. The commission has used visas as a lever, making it harder, more time-consuming and costly for the citizens of migration source countries to gain entry to Europe’s ID check-free zone – the 27-country space known as the Schengen area.

Thanks to this, Johansson said, the EU now has “much better cooperation” on deportation with Iraq, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Senegal.

The shooter Lassoued’s case was also marked by other failures. He applied for asylum in Belgium in 2019. His application was rejected a year later, and a deportation order was issued in 2021. Officials said this week that he couldn’t be found, as they had no address for him.

Within a few hours, admittedly with public help, prosecutors conceded, the authorities had discovered where he lived. He was shot dead by police at a café nearby the following morning when they tried to arrest him.

“It turns out that the individual had been convicted and had served time in a Swedish prison, which was unknown to our police and judiciary,” Belgian Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden told reporters.

“We need to improve the information exchange on these kinds of things. The man apparently arrived in Italy in 2011 (and) wandered around Europe for 12 years,” she said. Migration services and the police must share information, she said, “to ensure that this cannot happen.”

The clamor for tougher laws and better intelligence sharing are fresh, but the problem is not new. Lassoued’s case resembles that of another Tunisian man, Anis Amri, who drove a truck into a Christmas market in Berlin in 2016, killing 12 people and injuring 56 others.

German authorities tried to deport Amri after his asylum application was rejected but were unable to because he lacked valid identity papers. Tunisia had denied that he was a citizen.

On Tuesday, after leading security talks throughout the night while the hunt for Lassoued went on, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo loosened his tie from around his collar as he answered a reporter’s thorny question about the failings of Belgium’s police, justice and migration services.

“An order to leave the territory must become more binding that it is now,” De Croo conceded. “We have to respect the decisions that we take.”

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August 30, 2023 | "Egypt imposes new restrictions on Canadian travellers"

According to the article (and reiterated on Canada's travel advisory website), "As of Oct. 1, Canadians travelling to Egypt will have to visit Egypt's embassy or a consulate in Canada to apply for a visa before they leave the country." Previously, Canadians could obtain a visa online or upon arrival at the airport.

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Simple steps to get an Egypt E-Visa:

E-Visa Xperts is your dedicated travel partner when it comes to hassle-free visa applications. Our team is committed to supporting you throughout your efforts to travel to your dream destination.

A dedicated visa expert is always present to address all your queries anytime and take you through the entire process of E-visa Application.

Here are the steps to apply for an Egypt E-Visa through E-Visa Xperts:

Step 1: Contact our Visa Expert with your travel plans and gather all the visa information and requirements.

Step 2: Pay your visa fee online and upload all your documents online through our secured online document locker to ensure confidentiality. If any additional documents are required we will get your documents picked up from your home or office.

Step 3: Our Visa Expert will verify, process, and submit your documents to the Embassy.

Step 4: Receive your Erypt E-Visa.

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Apply for Multiple Entry Egypt Visa

Travelers requiring frequent access can now apply for a multiple entry Egypt visa through EGYPT E-VISA ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORISATION. Our online platform ensures an efficient process, from filling out the application form to obtaining your visa. Perfect for business professionals, frequent visitors, or long-term travelers, the multiple entry Egypt visa provides flexibility and convenience. Avoid delays and repetitive applications with our reliable and secure system. Plan your travel with confidence and trust us to handle your visa needs. Simplify your journey to Egypt today!

Know more: https://www.visaegyptian.org/egypt-multiple-entry-visa

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Romania to Issue 100,000 Work Visas in 2025: Apply Now!

Table of Contents

Introduction: Romania’s Work Visa Opportunities for 2025

Romania’s Annual Quota for Foreign Workers

Factors Driving the 100,000 Work Visa Cap

Top Sectors with High Demand for Skilled Workers

Countries Supplying the Most Foreign Workers to Romania

Insights on Romania’s Work Visa Issuance (2021–2024)

Why Choose Romania for Work Opportunities

Steps to Apply for a Romanian Work Visa

Conclusion: Unlock Your Career in Romania

Romania to Issue 100,000 Work Visas in 2025

Romania continues to be an attractive destination for skilled foreign workers, maintaining its annual quota of 100,000 work visas for the fourth consecutive year in 2025. This consistent effort aligns with the nation’s strategy to address labor shortages and support economic growth.

Romania’s Annual Quota for Foreign Workers

The Romanian government has set an ambitious target of granting 100,000 work visas in 2025, a quota consistent with the previous years. This decision reflects the country’s commitment to bolstering its workforce through foreign talent, addressing the critical needs of various sectors, including construction, transport, and hospitality.

Factors Driving the 100,000 Work Visa Cap

Romania’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), coupled with labor shortages in key industries, underscores the need for foreign workers. The annual quota helps fill job vacancies and ensures that businesses in high-demand sectors can operate efficiently.

Top Sectors with High Demand for Skilled Workers

These figures indicate a strong demand for skilled professionals, making Romania an ideal destination for foreign workers.

Countries Supplying the Most Foreign Workers to Romania

Romania has historically attracted workers from countries such as:

Nepal

Sri Lanka

Indonesia

India

Philippines

Egypt

These countries are key contributors to Romania’s growing workforce, especially in sectors like construction and transport.

Insights on Romania’s Work Visa Issuance (2021–2024)

Despite slight variations, the government’s consistent focus on foreign talent is clear.

Why Choose Romania for Work Opportunities

Diverse Opportunities: A range of industries actively seek skilled foreign workers.

Stable Visa Policies: Consistent annual quotas ensure ample opportunities.

Pathway to Europe: Romania, a Schengen country, provides access to European markets.

Steps to Apply for a Romanian Work Visa

Check Eligibility: Ensure your skills align with Romania’s in-demand job sectors.

Secure Employment: Obtain a job offer from a Romanian employer.

Submit Documentation: Provide required documents, including proof of employment and qualifications.

Apply Online: Use Romania’s digital platforms to submit your visa application.

Conclusion: Unlock Your Career in Romania

With its robust work visa policies and high demand for skilled labor, Romania offers excellent opportunities for foreign workers. If you’re looking to advance your career in Europe, now is the time to apply for a Romanian work visa in 2025.

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Top places to Visit in Saudi Arabia

Explore Saudi Arabia’s top destinations, including AlUla’s ancient beauty, Jeddah’s coastal charm, Riyadh’s modern landmarks, and the breathtaking landscapes of the Asir Mountains. Uncover a blend of culture, history, and adventure!

Saudi Arabia’s origination as a nation-state dates back to 1727, with the formation of the Emirate of Diriyah. The pre-Islamic Arabian, which constitutes modern Saudi Arabia, has been the site of several ancient cultures and civilizations. The early history of Saudi Arabia shows signs of the primary traces of human activity in the world.

Modern-day Saudi Arabia has been the epicentre of the world’s second-largest religion, Islam. The Islamic prophet Muhammad united the people of Arabia, establishing a unified Islamic religious state in the early stages of the 7th century.

Saudi Arabia, the fourth largest state in the Arab world, has a reported population of 37,473,929, a significant rise of 1.43% from 2023.

How To Get Tourist Visa for Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia recently began welcoming international visitors, revealing a treasure trove of attractions. The country boasts Nabatean tombs that stand as worthy rivals to Petra, pristine dive sites that can easily compete with Egypt’s best, and grand canyons as breathtaking as those found in America’s national parks. Additionally, Saudi Arabia remains a prominent destination for religious tourism and pilgrimage.

Nationals from 68 countries are eligible to apply for the Saudi Arabia e-Visa online. GCC residents with a residency visa valid for at least three months can also use the online application system. Even though some foreign nationals can obtain a Saudi visa upon arrival, applying for a tourist visa to Saudi Arabia is advisable to avoid long airport lines and potential delays.

The Top Stunning Destinations in Arabia Wadi Al Disah

Located near Tabuk in northern Saudi Arabia, resembles a surreal blend of the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. This breathtaking valley is filled with towering sandstone columns set against a vast desert backdrop, where the amber sands give way to lush high grasses and palm trees. Whether you explore on foot or by four-wheel drive, be sure to visit at sunset when the sculpted rock formations are bathed in a magical, ethereal light.

Hegra

Few sights in Saudi Arabia are as iconic as the monumental rock-cut tombs in the desert of Hegra, near Al Ula. These 131 mysterious mausoleums, reminiscent of the ancient ruins of Petra, were crafted in the Emirate of Diriyah by the Nabataeans, the same nomadic traders who built Jordan’s world-famous site. Unlike Petra, which sees over a million visitors annually, Hegra remains undiscovered mainly, attracting more wildlife than tourists. However, this could soon change, as luxury hotel brands like Aman, Banyan Tree, and Habitas are set to open eco-friendly and heritage-focused camps in the area, positioning Hegra as a significant destination in the coming years.

Umluj

It’s easy to understand why this coastal town and its surrounding area are often dubbed the “Maldives of Saudi Arabia.” Just north of the town, 104 atolls dot a turquoise stretch of the Red Sea. The main attraction in Umluj is island-hopping, where you might spot dolphins en route to islands like Jabal Hassan, which is perfect for snorkelling, fishing, or simply relaxing on white sandbars. The area’s tranquillity mirrors the calmness of the dugongs and hawksbill turtles that swim around these islands. Umluj is also a world-class diving destination, offering a vibrant underwater scene with 1,200 fish species and 300 types of coral — four times more than what the Caribbean offers. While sustainable resorts are being developed on a few islands, most of this region remains an unspoiled natural aquarium.

Al Balad, Jeddah

Many Saudi cities feature a historic district known as Al Balad, where the air is infused with exotic spices, and the melodic call to prayer echoes through the streets. In Jeddah, the vibrant port city, Al Balad stands out as the most picturesque. This area is a maze of narrow alleys lined with ancient coral-stone merchant houses, hosting oud vendors, traditional bakeries scented with cloves, and the bustling Souq Al Alawi. Al Balad has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2014, and numerous grand but deteriorating mansions have been thoughtfully restored, including the impressive 106-room Nasseef House.

Today, it serves as a museum and cultural centre, featuring art and photography exhibitions as well as academic lectures. Additionally, galleries, mangour woodcraft workshops, and trendy cafés are revitalizing formerly abandoned buildings, ensuring that this seventh-century district thrives with a bright future.

The Edge of the World

The Edge of the World” is a breathtaking natural landmark located near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Officially known as Jebel Fihrayn, this dramatic cliff formation offers stunning panoramic views of the desert landscape. Rising sharply from the barren earth, the cliffs provide a surreal and awe-inspiring experience, making visitors feel like they are standing on the world’s edge. This area is a favourite among hikers, offering trails that ascend to the summit, where you can gaze upon the endless horizon stretching out before you. The Edge of the World is a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature lovers looking to explore one of Saudi Arabia’s most iconic natural wonders.

Diriyah

Diriyah, the ancient desert city near Riyadh, is a captivating blend of history and culture. Nestled in the green oasis of Wadi Hanifa, it was once a cultural hub and crossroads for pilgrims and traders, as well as the ancestral home of the Saudi royal family. Today, Diriyah’s museums, including Salwa Palace, showcase the city’s rich past. Amidst its striking mud-brick architecture and palm-lined streets, traditional Najdi dishes like gereesh bil laban are served in local restaurants and coffee shops, offering a unique cultural experience.

Al Qarah Mountain, Al Ahsa

Al Qarah, brushing the eastern edge of the Shadqam plateau, is a hidden gem in the kingdom, known for its raw natural beauty. This majestic site features sand-sculpted caves and canyons shaped over millennia, best viewed from the 670-foot summit of Al Qarah mountain. As you climb its limestone cliffs, you’ll discover honeycomb caves, nooks, and passageways that offer a fascinating journey and breathtaking panoramic views. The place names here reflect a deep connection to nature, with Al Ahsa meaning’ murmuring streams’ and Hofuf translating to ‘whistling wind.’ Surrounding the mountains are palm tree farms and charming villages, where artisanal shops and restaurants provide a relaxed, shaded retreat.

Rijal Almaa

Often called the Gingerbread Village, Rijal Almaa is known for its distinctive blocky stone buildings with vibrant shutters nestled within a lush, green landscape. This village has long attracted travellers interested in its rich culture and history. However, it’s more than just a picturesque spot. The village is home to the Qahtan tribe, renowned for the colourful outfits and floral crowns worn by the men, which are celebrated each August at the Flowerman Festival.

Conclusion

In summary, Saudi Arabia is a land of striking contrasts and hidden gems, where ancient history meets modern wonders. From peaceful deserts and towering mountains to bustling cities and unspoiled coastlines, the Kingdom offers a wealth of experiences for every traveller. Whether you’re captivated by its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking natural scenery, or the deep spiritual significance of its holy sites, Saudi Arabia welcomes you to explore its unique charm and uncover its stories. With the nation increasingly opening its doors to the world, now is the ideal time to discover the enchanting appeal of this once-secluded destination.

Frequently Asked Question

What time of year is most suitable for a trip to Saudi Arabia?

The best time to visit Saudi Arabia is during the cooler months, from October to March. The weather is more comfortable for exploring the outdoor attractions, such as deserts, mountains, and historical sites. Summers can be scorching, particularly in desert regions.

How to obtain a tourist visa upon arrival in Saudi Arabia?

While certain nationalities are eligible for a visa on arrival, it’s advisable to apply for a Saudi tourist E-Visa online ahead of your trip. This ensures a faster and more convenient entry experience, helping you avoid lengthy airport queues.

What are the must-visit historical sites in Saudi Arabia?

Historical sites include the ancient city of Diriyah, the Nabatean tombs at Hegra, and the UNESCO-listed district of Al Balad in Jeddah. These sites provide a profound understanding of Saudi Arabia’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

Is Saudi Arabia a safe destination for tourists? Saudi Arabia is generally safe for tourists. The government has taken substantial measures to ensure their safety and security.

What activities can I enjoy in Saudi Arabia besides visiting historical sites?

Besides historical sites, Saudi Arabia offers a range of activities, including diving in the Red Sea, exploring the majestic landscapes of Wadi Al Disah, hiking at the Edge of the World, and experiencing unique cultural festivals in places like Rijal. Almaa. The country also offers opportunities for shopping, dining, and enjoying the vibrant city life in Riyadh and Jeddah.

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An Ultimate Guide on Visa to Turkey

Turkey is a land of stunning landscapes, rich history and vibrant culture that blend modern and ancient. This country is located in Southwestern Asia and Southeastern Europe, and served as the crossroads of many civilizations such as Romans, Greeks, Ottomans and Byzantines. Turkey's coastlines along with Mediterranean and Aegean Seas, mountains and historical sites such as the ancient city of Troy, the stunning Hagia Sophia, etc, makes it a famous affordable tourist destination. Before starting on this journey, you need to understand Turkey’s visa policies, extension, documents and application process to ensure a smooth entry into the country. 

1. Do you need a visa to go to Turkey?

The main question in our mind: Do we need a visa for Turkey? The answer is Yes, you need an e visa to visit Turkey. Now, Turkey has simplified the process by introducing the Turkey Visa Online system that makes the process easier and quicker for eligible country citizens. This system allows travelers to apply for a Turkey e visa online from your comfort place and eliminate the need to visit any office. Turkey e visa is valid for tourism or trade purposes only, you can enter the turkey at any time within the validity of your e visa but make sure duration of stay and validity period of e visa are different. 

2. Which Countries are eligible for Turkey e visa? 

Before applying for a visa, you must know which countries are eligible for e visa Turkey. Here is the list of some countries who need a valid e-visa to enter Turkey. 

Algeria

Bermuda

Cyprus

Taiwan

Vanuatu

Pakistan

Antigua and Barbuda

    Bhutan

Dominican Republic

Suriname

Vietnam

Nepal

Armenia

Burkina Faso

Egypt

Sri Lanka

South Africa

Mauritania

Australia

Cambodia

Equatorial Guinea

Senegal

Solomon Islands

Bahamas

Cameroon

Fiji

Saint Vincent 

Philippines

Bangladesh

Cape Verde

Grenada

Mauritius

Mexico

Barbados

China

India

Jamaica

Maldives

3. What are the requirements for e-visa Turkey?

If you are eligible to visit Turkey then understand the Turkey visa requirements that helps to apply for a successful e-visa application. You should need the following documents while applying Turkey e visa: 

You must hold a valid passport with the validity of six months.

An active email to receive the e visa once approved. 

Mastercard, Credit or Debit Card, VISA card to pay the processing fee. 

You have to provide the details of Confirm tickets, Proof of funds, Purpose of travel and Accommodation Information. 

4. How to get an e visa for Turkey?

Applying for an e-visa to Turkey is a very simple and straightforward process. It is important to apply for your e visa in advance of your trip to Turkey. Follow the below mentioned steps to fill the application.

Step 1: Fill out the Turkey visa application : You will need to fill the application form with your personal information such as name, email, passport number, travel details, contact number, etc. Double check your information before further proceeding.

Step 2: Pay the eVisa fee : Now, You have to pay the eVisa fee which depends on your nationality. You can use Mastercard, VISA, Credit or Debit card to pay the fee. 

Step 3: Submit your application : After paying the processing fee, which is not refundable, submit your application. Your e-visa application will be reviewed. 

Step 4: Receive Your e-Visa : Once your e-visa is approved, your visa is sent to your email. Print your e visa and travel to Turkey.

5. Visa Policy and Extension Process

Visa policies are different from the purpose of visit. Foreign travelers who visit Turkey, must fulfill the policies to enter and reside in Turkey. It is designed to maintain security and immigration control in Turkey. eVisa validity for tourism or business purposes is valid up to 90 days, If you want to stay more than 90 days then you have to apply another visa or extend your e visa. 

Generally, e visa extension is not always possible but in some cases such as medical, it can be extended. To extend your e visa, you have to visit the Turkey office before expiring the current visa. 

6. Can you obtain your e visa on arrival? 

VOA or Visa on Arrival is a category of visa issued upon arrival in the country. It is issued for short stay for tourism or business purposes but only a few countries' citizens are eligible for VOA. The period of stay allows for 30 or 90 days within 180 days, depending on the traveler's nationality. VOA entry is the same as e visa entry which is single or multiple. Make sure to obtain your e visa in advance, which is a very fast and convenient process, to avoid wait times. 

7. Conclusion

Turkey is a mixture of modern attractions and ancient traditions which makes it an incredible tourist destination. Understanding E visa and its process is the key to a seamless journey to Turkey. E visa allows you to enter Turkey and you can visit any place such as the bustling streets of Istanbul, experiencing the landscapes of Cappadocia, or soaking in the sun along the Aegean coast. So, excited for a trip to Turkey? Pack your bag and apply for an e visa in advance for a beautiful journey to Turkey. 

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how to plan a trip to cairo egypt ?

Cairo, the vibrant capital of Egypt, offers a unique blend of ancient history, bustling markets, and modern culture. Planning your trip carefully can ensure a seamless and unforgettable experience. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare.

1. Decide the Best Time to Visit

To know how to plan a trip to cairo egypt, after the decition 

Cairo experiences hot summers and mild winters. The ideal time to visit is between October and April, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for outdoor activities. However, be prepared for crowds during peak tourist seasons, especially around Christmas and Easter.

2. Obtain Necessary Travel Documents

Visa Requirements: Most travelers can obtain a visa upon arrival at Cairo International Airport, though applying online for an e-visa is quicker.

Passport Validity: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your entry date.

Travel Insurance: Secure comprehensive travel insurance that includes medical coverage.

3. Book Accommodations

Cairo offers a range of accommodations, from luxurious hotels to budget-friendly hostels. Consider staying near:

Downtown Cairo: For proximity to major attractions and vibrant nightlife.

Giza: Perfect for those focused on visiting the Pyramids.

Zamalek: Known for its quieter, upscale vibe and views of the Nile.

4. Plan Your Itinerary

Here are must-visit attractions in Cairo:

The Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx: These iconic structures are a short drive from central Cairo.

The Egyptian Museum: Home to thousands of artifacts, including treasures from King Tutankhamun’s tomb.

Khan El Khalili Bazaar: A historic market offering souvenirs, spices, jewelry, and traditional crafts.

Coptic Cairo: Visit ancient churches, including the Hanging Church and Ben Ezra Synagogue.

Islamic Cairo: Explore the Citadel of Saladin, Al-Azhar Mosque, and the historic Muizz Street.

5. Transportation Tips

Airport Transfers: Use pre-arranged airport taxis or hotel shuttles for convenience.

Local Transport: Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Uber are popular options. For an authentic experience, try the metro, which is affordable and efficient.

Guided Tours: Hiring a guide is a great way to understand the city’s rich history and avoid navigation challenges.

6. Budgeting and Currency

Currency: The local currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Carry cash for small purchases, but credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and upscale restaurants.

Tipping: It’s customary to tip service staff in Egypt. Keep small denominations handy.

7. Pack Smartly

Lightweight, breathable clothing is essential for the warm climate.

A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for protection from the sun.

Comfortable walking shoes for exploring.

Modest attire if visiting religious sites.

8. Be Mindful of Local Customs

Respect local dress codes, especially in religious or conservative areas.

Greet locals with a polite "Salam Alaikum" (peace be upon you).

Avoid public displays of affection.

9. Stay Safe and Healthy

Drink only bottled water to avoid stomach issues.

Be cautious of street food unless it’s from a reputable vendor.

Use sunscreen and stay hydrated.

10. Capture the Essence of Cairo

Cairo is a photographer’s dream. From the golden sands of Giza to the vibrant streets of Khan El Khalili, every corner tells a story. Consider taking a Nile River cruise to experience the city from a unique perspective.

Conclusion

Planning a trip to Cairo requires some preparation, but the reward is an unparalleled journey through one of the world’s most historic cities. With its incredible sights, warm hospitality, and rich culture, Cairo is sure to leave you with lasting memories.

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Ancient Wonders of Aswan

Aswan, often referred to as the "golden city," is a captivating destination in Upper Egypt, just south of Luxor. This enchanting city offers a blend of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture.

A visit to Aswan is incomplete without exploring its iconic historical monuments, which attract travellers from around the globe. One of the most memorable experiences is embarking on a Nile cruise, providing a serene and intimate view of the region's natural beauty and historical significance.

Let's delve deeper into some of Aswan's remarkable ancient wonders...

Philae Island

Philae Island, a serene oasis in the heart of the Nile, is a must-visit destination for any traveller exploring Aswan. Philae is renowned for its breathtaking temple complex and provides insights into ancient Egypt's rich history and mythology.

Originally built to honour the goddess Isis, the temple's intricate carvings and towering structures demonstrate the ancient Egyptians' architectural prowess. Visitors can wander through the temple's halls, marvel at the preserved hieroglyphs, and learn about the fascinating stories of the pharaohs and their deities.

A visit to Philae Island is a historical journey and a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by beautiful foliage and the gentle flow of the Nile, it's the perfect place to relax and soak up the tranquillity of this ancient land.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The Unfinished Obelisk, a colossal stone pillar, stands as a testament to the ancient Egyptians' ambition and engineering prowess. Located in the Aswan quarries, this massive edifice was designed to be the largest obelisk ever erected, but its construction was abruptly halted.

Originating during Queen Hatshepsut's rule, a powerful pharaoh of the New Kingdom, the obelisk remains unfinished, offering a unique glimpse into the ancient Egyptians' quarrying and sculpting techniques. Its sheer size and the visible marks of the stonecutters provide a connection to the craftsmen who labored to create this monumental masterpiece.

Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of ancient artifacts, the Unfinished Obelisk is a must-see attraction in Aswan.

The Aswan High Dam

The Aswan High Dam, located on the Nile River in southern Egypt, is an impressive feat of engineering. Constructed during the 1950s under the leadership of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the dam serves an important role in managing the flow of the Nile and mitigating the impact of seasonal flooding. Additionally, the Aswan High Dam is a key source of hydroelectric power, contributing significantly to Egypt’s electricity supply. This landmark is not only vital for Egypt’s infrastructure but also offers visitors a glimpse into the country’s modern achievements.

 It is one of the most awaited places on my travel list, applying for an online visa for Egypt made visiting this historic country a cakewalk. I could still explore iconic sites in Egypt, including the Pyramids of Giza and the Nile River, via this streamlined process. After a speedy approval, I am now geared up to learn about culture, history and the beauty that Egypt has to offer.

The Abu Simbel Temples

The Two Temples of Abu Simbel are a unique archaeological site situated on the west shore of Lake Nasser, about 290 km southwest of Aswan. A portion of the Nubian Monuments UNESCO World Heritage Site, these temples are carved into massive rock formations. The larger temple is dedicated to King Ramses II, showcasing his great victories, including the famous Battle of Kadesh. The smaller temple honors his wife, Queen Nefertari. 

History enthusiasts flock to Abu Simbel to explore the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization. The best time to visit is during the Sun Festival, held on February 22nd and October 22nd, marking Ramses II’s ascension to the throne and his birthday, respectively. This awe-inspiring site is a must-visit destination in Egypt for 2024.

The Elephantine Island

Elephantine Island is a historical and charming place. In ancient times, this island — which sits in the middle of the Nile — was an important trading post. Visitors can wander among its ancient ruins, including the Temple of Khnum, the god of creation, and an intriguing Nilometer used to measure the river’s water levels. We will explore the ancient Jewish temple & small artifacts that depict the multicultural heritage of the island where Egyptian, Nubian & Jewish influences are mixed.

With its verdant scenery and tranquil atmosphere, the island is an ideal place to unwind and explore. Winding along its trails, visitors can take in stunning views of the Nile and discover its rich history. In addition, Elephantine Island is a beautiful place to appreciate a true Nubian village, where travelers can experience Nubian hospitality, art, and food. Exploring this magical isle immerses, but also calms.

The Nubian Museum

The Nubian Museum- where Nubian heritage comes alive For its good share in the world of culture, you can't miss visiting the Nubian Museum if you are into Nubian culture. This award-winning museum boasts a stunning collection of artifacts narrating to visitors Nubia’s ancient history and its role in Egyptian civilization. There are pottery, jewelry, sculptures and textiles that showcase the ingenuity and creativity of the Nubian civilization. The museum provides detailed insights into the history of Nubia, its kings, and the Nubians’ interactions with ancient Egypt.

The Nubian Museum offers more than just artifacts; it provides a chance to experience something of Nubian culture. It was here in this beautiful place that I had my first experience of a truly meaningful rest — a retreat, personally curated. Outdoor exhibits, including a replica Nubian house and sculptures, relish views of Aswan. The museum also features educational programs and guided tours, adding depth to the visit and establishing the museum as a cultural and historical jewel in Aswan.

And the Egypt trip package just started. Every moment was a memory, and visiting the pyramid and cruising the Nile is something you will never forget. With carefully сurated itineraries that covered all the iconic sites from Luxor to Aswan to Cairo, the seductiveness of culture, rest, and all the excitement that one imagines when they think of traveling in this iconic destination. The unforgettable journey, guided and well accommodated, far surpassed every expectation, and I will always cherish these memories of an incredible place.

Happy travels and safe adventures! 🌍✈️

[jcmarchi]

Turning adversity into opportunity

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Turning adversity into opportunity

Sujood Eldouma always knew she loved math; she just didn’t know how to use it for good in the world. 

But after a personal and educational journey that took her from Sudan to Cairo to London, all while leveraging MIT Open Learning’s online educational resources, she finally knows the answer: data science.

An early love of data

Eldouma grew up in Omdurman, Sudan, with her parents and siblings. She always had an affinity for STEM subjects, and at the University of Khartoum she majored in electrical and electronic engineering with a focus in control and instrumentation engineering.

In her second year at university, Eldouma struggled with her first coding courses in C++ and C#, which are general-purpose programming languages. When a teaching assistant introduced Eldouma and her classmates to MIT OpenCourseWare for additional support, she promptly worked through OpenCourseWare’s C++ and C courses in tandem with her in-person classes. This began Eldouma’s ongoing connection with the open educational resources available through MIT Open Learning.

OpenCourseWare, part of MIT Open Learning, offers a free collection of materials from thousands of MIT courses, spanning the entire curriculum. To date, Eldouma has explored over 20 OpenCourseWare courses, and she says it is a resource she returns to regularly.

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Sujood from Sudan: An Open Learner’s Story Video: MIT OpenCourseWare

“We started watching the videos and reading the materials, and it made our lives easier,” says Eldouma. “I took many OpenCourseWare courses in parallel with my classes throughout my undergrad, because we still did the same material. OpenCourseWare courses are structured differently and have different resources and textbooks, but at the end of the day it’s the same content.”

For her graduation thesis, Eldouma did a project on disaster response and management in complex contexts, because at the time, Sudan was suffering from heavy floods and the country had limited resources to respond.

“That’s when I realized I really love data, and I wanted to explore that more,” she says.

While Eldouma loves math, she always wanted to find ways to use it for good. Through the early exposure to data science and statistical methods at her university, she saw how data science leverages math for real-world impact.

After graduation, she took a job at the DAL Group, the largest Sudanese conglomerate, where she helped to incorporate data science and new technologies to automate processes within the company. When civil war erupted in Sudan in April 2023, life as Eldouma knew it was turned upside down, and her family was forced to make the difficult choice to relocate to Egypt.

Purpose in adversity

Soon after relocating to Egypt, Eldouma lost her job and found herself struggling to find purpose in the life circumstances she had been handed. Due to visa restrictions, challenges getting right-to-work permits, and a complicated employment market in Egypt, she was also unable to find a new job.

“I was sort of in a depressive episode, because of all that was happening,” she reflects. “It just hit me that I lost everything that I know, everything that I love. I’m in a new country. I need to start from scratch.”

Around this time, a friend who knew Eldouma was curious about data science sent her the link to apply to the MIT Emerging Talent Certificate in Data and Computer Science. With less than 24 hours before the application deadline, Eldouma hit “Submit.”

Finding community and joy through learning

Part of MIT Open Learning, MIT Emerging Talent at the MIT Jameel World Education Lab (J-WEL) develops global education programs that target the needs of talented individuals from challenging economic and social circumstances by equipping them with the knowledge and tools to advance their education and careers.

The Certificate in Computer and Data Science is a year-long online learning program that follows an agile continuous education model. It incorporates computer science and data analysis coursework from MITx, professional skill building, experiential learning, apprenticeship options, and opportunities for networking with MIT’s global community. The program is targeted toward refugees, migrants, and first-generation low-income students from historically marginalized backgrounds and underserved communities worldwide.

Although Eldouma had used data science in her role at the DAL Group, she was happy to have a proper introduction to the field and to find joy in learning again. She also found community, support, and inspiration from her classmates who were connected to each other not just by their academic pursuits, but by their shared life challenges. The cohort of 100 students stayed in close contact through the program, both for casual conversation and for group work.

“In the final step of the Emerging Talent program, learners apply their computer and data knowledge in an experiential learning opportunity,” says Megan Mitchell, associate director for Pathways for Talent and acting director of J-WEL. “The experiential learning opportunity takes the form of an internship, apprenticeship, or an independent or collaborative project, and allows students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings and build practical skills.”

Determined to apply her newly acquired knowledge in a meaningful way, Eldouma and fellow displaced Sudanese classmates designed a project to help solve a problem in their home country. The group identified access to education as a major problem facing Sudanese people, with schooling disrupted due to the conflict. Focusing on the higher education audience, the group partnered with community platform Nas Al Sudan to create a centralized database where students can search for scholarships and other opportunities to continue their education.

Eldouma completed the MIT Emerging Talent program in June 2024 with a clear vision to pursue a career in data science, and the confidence to achieve that goal. In fact, she had already taken the steps to get there: halfway through the certificate program, she applied and was accepted to the MITx MicroMasters program in Statistics and Data Science at Open Learning and the London School of Economics (LSE) Masters of Science in Data Science.

In January 2024, Eldouma started the MicroMasters program with 12 of her Emerging Talent peers. While the MIT Emerging Talent program is focused on undergraduate-level, introductory computer and data science material, the MicroMasters program in Statistics and Data Science is graduate-level learning. MicroMasters programs are a series of courses that provide deep learning in a specific career field, and learners that successfully earn the credential may receive academic credit to universities around the world. This makes the credential a pathway to over 50 master’s degree programs and other advanced degrees, including at MIT. Eldouma believes that her experience in the MicroMasters courses prepared her well for the expectations of the LSE program.

After finishing the MicroMasters and LSE programs, Eldouma aspires to a career using data science to better understand what is happening on the African continent from an economic and social point of view. She hopes to contribute to solutions to conflicts across the region. And, someday, she hopes to move back to Sudan.

“My family’s roots are there. I have memories there,” she says. “I miss walking in the street and the background noise is the same language that I am thinking in. I don’t think I will ever find that in any place like Sudan.”

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Essential Visa Guides: Egypt and Mozambique for Travelers from Dubai

Are you planning an exciting journey to Egypt or Mozambique from Dubai? Navigating visa applications can seem daunting, but with the right guidance, it’s a breeze. Here’s everything you need to know about obtaining tourist or business visas for these destinations.

1. Egypt Visa Requirements: Your Complete Guide

Whether traveling for leisure or work, Egypt visa services from Dubai make the process simple and accessible. Egypt offers both traditional visas and eVisas to suit your convenience.

Tourist & Business Visa (Regular Application)

Documents Required

Completed and signed application form.

Original passport (valid for six months with two blank pages).

UAE Residence Visa valid for more than three months.

Emirates ID.

Two recent passport photos (35x45 mm) with a white background.

NOC Letter from your employer stating job position, travel purpose, and expense coverage.

Dummy flight tickets and hotel bookings.

For business travelers: Invitation letter from the host company and trade license copy (if you are an owner/partner).

Personal bank statement (last three months).

Processing Time

5 business days. (Courier charges apply.)

Note: Visa approval, whether single or multiple-entry, is at the discretion of the embassy. Visa fees are non-refundable in case of rejection.

Egypt eVisa

Seeking convenience? Opt for the eVisa, a streamlined online application process.

Documents Required

Clear passport copy (valid for at least six months).

One recent photo with a white background.

Processing Time

7–10 business days.

2. Mozambique Visa: A Hassle-Free Application

For a tropical adventure or business trip, Mozambique visa services from Dubai simplify the process for UAE residents.

Documents Required

Passport copy (valid for more than six months).

Recent passport-sized photo.

Bank statements (last six months).

Confirmed flight ticket and hotel booking.

Information about port of entry and arrival date.

Processing Time

5–7 working days.

Note:

Visas must be utilized within two months from the issue date.

Payments for the visa are made upon arrival for durations of 30, 60, or 90 days.

Immigration authorities have the final decision, and fees are non-refundable upon rejection.

For Travelers Applying a Mozambique visa from Dubai

The eVisa system offers a quick and convenient way to get your visa, ensuring a seamless experience for Dubai residents.

Final Thoughts

Securing a visa for Egypt or Mozambique is straightforward when you have all the necessary documents and meet the processing requirements. Whether you prefer the traditional method or the convenience of an eVisa, make sure to plan ahead.

For more details or personalized assistance, feel free to reach out! Bon voyage! ✈️🌍

[trolledu]

First of all, let's look at how racist this is and then let's look at the grammar: how is it possible that someone could find something like this funny? I know English-speakers love their puns, but really? To stoop that low? And yes, as someone rightly points out, it doesn't even work grammatically; to be the proverbial grammar ss officer, there's a big difference between Polish and polish, including their pronunciation.

That someone actually took the time to make a post like this comes as no surprise to me, what with us living in the context of current human rights violations, atrocities and genocides I feel like i have to take the time to mention all the places where that has been going on: in the Ukraine, Palestine and the so-called 'Arab Spring' conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Libya, Egypt and more, and then further back to Afghanistan and Iraq and we're just talking about the last 20 odd years!

Who's gonna even bother with the generational pain of something that happened in World War 2? Especially since we've - those affected- haven't really gotten over it. But what gets me is that someone actually thinks this is a good pun, that it's 'tastefully offensive' maybe.

That makes me wonder what state of mind the global human consciousness has moved into and if it will ever be able to get out of its rigor mortis.

Ahh Racists...

I've been experiencing racism all my life, look at this little alien booklet I received as a refugee in the late 1980s.

It seems my troubles with these 'politbureaucrats' have by no means ended. Perhaps they never really ended. Racism'd been hounding me for so long that it started to feel normal, and then it kinda stopped for a while, when I left SA and moved back to Poland, where for some time I had more trouble adapting to normal Poles, just getting used to their likewise very specific collective state of mind, but then when these wars picked up their sulpherous steam after the Covid Pandemic, I suddenly found the political bureaucracy was still snapping at my heels, as recently as last week in fact, when I had to travel again another 700 kms to re-apply for a 3-month visitor's visa for my Polish wife, for us to visit my parents, my sister and her family, as well as friends in South Africa.

On both visits we experienced racist behaviour at the embassy, playing this game that we had incomplete documentation, speaking down to us, and just trying to provoke an outburst or something.

They had after all turned us back a week earlier, with the same 'insufficient documentation' excuse, along with other insults including "how do I know you're married? Where's your marriage certificate?"

Explaining to us that time what needed to be done to get the proper paperwork, we then proceeded over the course of the week to get stamped bank accounts, utility bills and account confirmation letters and you'd think that in today's post-pandemic online world, you wouldn't want to waste people's time and the world's resources and what with CO2 emissions and all, turning people away like that is nothing short of criminal for the planet and just plain old racist for a poor old polish-south african like me.

So yes, it does seem like they do want to remove the polish from South Africa.

That is exactly how I feel they feel about people like me.