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1 day ago | 
euronews.com | Laila Humairah |Mohamed Elashi
By Laila Humairah & Mohamed Elashi Published on 23/04/2025 - 15:00 GMT+2 In a world where access to quality education is often unequal, elementary level education emerges as a fundamental human right. It provides children with the skills and confidence needed to thrive. In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores elementary education's role in shaping children's futures.
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4 weeks ago | 
euronews.com | Laila Humairah |Mohamed Elashi
By Laila Humairah & Mohamed Elashi Published on 26/03/2025 - 14:40 GMT+1 In a changing world, companies must adapt to next-gen work dynamics. Existing staff need to adjust and upskill to keep pace with new generations entering the workforce. In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores the future of work with insights from Pedro Moreno de Fonseca of the ILO and Ryan Patel from the Drucker School of Management.
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1 month ago | 
euronews.com | Laila Humairah |Mohamed Elashi
By Laila Humairah & Mohamed Elashi Published on 26/02/2025 - 15:00 GMT+1 Advancements in global telecom solutions are underway, with 5G technology improving connectivity and paving the way for the future of 6G, benefiting communities worldwide. In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores global telecom solutions, focusing on advancements in 5G and the potential of 6G.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
euronews.com | Laila Humairah |Mohamed Elashi
By Laila Humairah & Mohamed Elashi Published on 15/01/2025 - 15:00 GMT+1 Smart cities use technology and sustainability to improve city life. Data collection enhances services, lowers environmental impact and boosts economic growth. As urban populations grow, the priority is on better transportation links and community involvement to meet residents' needs. In this episode of The Exchange, Laila Humairah explores the concept of smart cities.
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Sep 2, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Hossam Seliem
Goalball is played on a court using goals that are 9 metres wide. The aim of the game is to score as quickly as possible by throwing a ball adorned with bells. Each team has three players on the court who can use their entire bodies to stop the ball. The Egyptian female goalball team was established in 2016. The group of visually impaired women meet weekly to practice. Esraa Waleed, a player on the team, describes goalball as a demanding yet rewarding sport.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Janio Edwards
Mayris founded Nosso Mangue, an NGO dedicated to protecting and restoring the mangrove ecosystems. The organisation focuses on reforestation, conservation, and community exposure to support the diverse marine life. Local communities depend on this fragile ecosystem for food and natural resources.
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Jul 15, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Timothy Panyako
Pamela Kosgei, a determined 20-year-old Kenyan, is a rising star in the world of the 3,000-metre steeplechase race. Her journey began in high school, where she discovered her love for running and won her very first race, the Lobo cross-country. Since then, she has consistently pushed her limits, progressing from shorter races to the challenging 3,000-metre steeplechase. Her hard work and dedication have already led her to win a bronze medal in a competitive race in Australia at the age of 18.
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May 27, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Maud Watine
By Mohamed Elashi & Maud Watine Meet Julen and Amaia, siblings and visionaries behind Gravity Wave. They're on a mission to clean up the Mediterranean Sea of debris and transform the waste into eco-friendly goods. Amaia Rodríguez Sola embarked on an adventure across Southeast Asia, only to find the pristine beaches marred by trash left behind by visitors. Confronted with the stark reality of ocean plastic pollution, Amaia shared her dismay with her brother, Julen Rodríguez Sola.
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May 13, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Bhaavan Goswami
Tejas Sidnal started CarbonCraft to make a difference in the world. His interest in sustainability started at university, where he studied design and architecture. His drawings developed his interest in nature-inspired design. After graduating in London, England, and working in China, Tejas began questioning the history of the construction industry and its polluting practices. Taking a leaf out of nature’s book, Tejas envisioned ways of constructing homes in an environmentally friendly way.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
euronews.com | Mohamed Elashi |Kashfi Halford
By Mohamed Elashi & Kashfi Halford Bia and her husband Lucas, a Brazilian duo, work together to protect marine life by removing ghost fishing nets from the sea. Bia Mattiuzzo, an oceanographer, founded Marulho on the secluded island of Ilha Grande, intending to clear the ocean of discarded fishing nets and upcycle them into bags. Alongside her husband, Lucas, she aims to address the issue of ghost fishing nets, which threaten marine life.
