Daily News Egypt

Daily News Egypt (DNE) is an English-language newspaper from Egypt that started in 2005 and was relaunched in June 2012. Previously owned by Egyptian Media Services, it used to be distributed alongside the International Herald Tribune. As stated on its website, DNE provides news and analysis on business, politics, and culture. The publication asserts its independence and claims it is not influenced by government censorship.

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Kagame urges African unity, self-reliance at Africa CEO Forum panel

4 days ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

ABIDJAN – Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Monday called for greater cooperation among African nations and less dependence on external powers, urging the continent to set its own course during remarks at the Africa CEO Forum 2025 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. “We can’t keep depending on what others are saying or doing about us,” Kagame stated during a presidential panel discussion on the first day of the forum.
Senegal's Faye eyes $1.7bn for digital drive, urges African sovereignty

4 days ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

ABIDJAN – Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye said on Monday his country seeks $1.7bn in investments to build digital infrastructure and create youth employment, while also calling for Africa to achieve digital sovereignty, during remarks at the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan.
Africa CEO Forum opens in Abidjan focusing on public-private ‘new deal’

4 days ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

ABIDJAN – The 2025 Africa CEO Forum (ACF) opened in Abidjan on Monday, focusing on forging a new “public-private deal” to reshape the continent’s prospects, bringing together over 2,000 leaders from more than 90 countries.
TAITRA's James CF Huang on Tariffs, Mobility Trends, and Taiwan's Trade Future

1 week ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

Daily News Egypt interviewed James CF Huang, Chairperson of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), on the sidelines of the 2025 360° MOBILITY Mega Shows in Taipei. He discussed the impact of US tariffs, the outcomes of the recent mobility expo, and TAITRA’s broader strategy for enhancing Taiwan’s global trade competitiveness. From TAITRA’s perspective, how significantly are US tariffs currently impacting Taiwanese businesses, and which sectors are most affected?
Taiwan Auto Parts Makers Navigate US Tariffs, Eye Egypt as Gateway, says TAITRA Chairperson

3 weeks ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

Amid ongoing trade tensions and shifting global supply chains, Taiwan’s crucial auto parts industry is actively seeking diversification, with markets like Egypt emerging as key strategic locations, according to James Huang, Chairperson of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA). Addressing concerns about the impact of US tariffs and exploring new market opportunities, Daily News Egypt asked Huang about Egypt’s potential as a significant hub.
France condemns violence against civilians in Syria; 745 reported killed

2 months ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

France condemned violence in Syria on Saturday targeting “civilians because of their faith, and prisoners,” amid reports that hundreds of Alawites have been killed in recent days. The Alawites are a religious minority to which toppled president Bashar al-Assad belonged.
Egypt expresses concern over Syrian clashes, calls for for inclusive political process

2 months ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

Egypt has expressed its concern regarding the confrontations in Syrian Governorate of Latakia, which have resulted in a number of casualties and injuries, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday. In a statement, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed its support for the Syrian state and its national institutions, as well as for stability amid security challenges. Egypt also expressed its rejection of any actions that would prejudice the security, safety, and stability of the Syrian people.
Syrian security operations result in mass civilian casualties on coast

2 months ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

Approximately 125 civilians have been killed by security forces in the rural areas of Latakia, Tartus, and Hama on the Syrian coast, the Syrian Network for Human Rights said on Friday. The organisation added that forces loyal to the former regime killed 100 security personnel and 15 civilians.
Syrian security forces clash with former regime loyalists in Latakia countryside

2 months ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

Syrian security forces are engaged in clashes with fighters loyal to former Syrian Army Colonel Suheil al-Hassan in the Latakia countryside, according to government officials. The clashes mark unprecedented violence in the coastal regions since the fall of the Assad regime.
Arab Summit backs Egyptian plan for Gaza reconstruction, calls for international support

2 months ago | dailynewsegypt.com | Mohamed Samir

The concluding statement of the emergency Arab summit convened on Tuesday, has adopted the Egyptian plan for the future of Gaza and its reconstruction. The statement calls upon the international community and financial institutions to provide swift support for the plan, which estimates the total cost of rebuilding Gaza at $53bn, with a five-year timeframe for completion.