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Enzo Fernandez apologizes to Chelsea but will miss Manchester City match
Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior announced that Enzo Fernandez has apologized to him and the club after being dropped for two matches due to comments about his future. Fernandez, 25, will not play against Manchester City on Sunday. He was also omitted from Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final. Fernandez had previously expressed a desire to explore options after the World Cup and live in Madrid. Rosenior stated that he had multiple conversations with Fernandez, who apologized for his actions. While Fernandez will not feature in Sunday's Premier League clash, Rosenior hopes he will be a significant part of the team moving forward after overcoming some remaining hurdles. Chelsea is currently sixth in the Premier League table with 48 points from 31 matches, with Rosenior emphasizing focus on Champions League qualification. In injury updates, Rosenior confirmed that center back Levi Colwill is back in full training, and right back Reece James has resumed running after a hamstring issue. Trevoh Chalobah is also working hard and back on the pitch.
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Egypt's Higher Education Minister discusses academic cooperation with University of Bonn
Egypt's Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Abdelaziz Konsowa, met with Michael Hoch, President of Germany’s University of Bonn and head of the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, in the New Capital. Konsowa emphasized the strong Egyptian-German relations and the successful international partnerships in higher education, scientific research, and innovation. He highlighted the progress in Egypt's higher education system, aiming to boost the global competitiveness of Egyptian universities through modern education, innovation, and expanded international collaborations. Hoch expressed satisfaction with the ongoing cooperation and the University of Bonn's commitment to strengthening partnerships with Egyptian academic institutions, supporting joint initiatives, and fostering expertise exchange and innovation. The meeting concluded with an agreement to develop a joint action plan focusing on research priorities, international research excellence models, and joint research projects to deepen scientific cooperation and support Egypt's knowledge-based economy.
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President El-Sisi and Cypriot counterpart inaugurate EGYPES 2026, witness natural gas framework signing
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi participated in the opening of the ninth Egypt International Energy Conference and Exhibition EGYPES 2026 from March 30 to April 1. The event, held at Al-Manara International Conference Center and the Egypt International Exhibition Center, saw high-level international participation, including Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, and Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Eng. Karim Badawi. President El-Sisi welcomed President Christodoulides and other attendees, highlighting EGYPES as a global platform for energy dialogue. He acknowledged global challenges, including the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, and praised Egypt's cooperation with major energy companies, particularly over the past five years despite difficulties like the COVID-19 pandemic and regional conflicts. He stressed that halting energy activities requires years for production to normalize and announced Egypt's intention to settle outstanding dues to relevant companies by June 2026. El-Sisi also reiterated appreciation for Cyprus's cooperation in energy and other strategic sectors, and the partnership between Egypt and the European Union, mentioning efforts to integrate Cypriot production fields with Egyptian liquefaction plants. He emphasized the urgency of resolving the Middle East crisis, which the International Energy Agency described as highly impactful on the energy sector, causing supply shortages and price increases. He warn
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Egypt condemns attacks on military and civilian facilities in Kuwait
Egypt has strongly condemned recent attacks on a military camp and a power and desalination plant in Kuwait, which resulted in injuries among members of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces. In an official statement, Egypt expressed wishes for the speedy recovery of the injured and affirmed that these "unacceptable and unjustified" attacks violate Kuwait's sovereignty, international law, and the United Nations Charter. The Egyptian government warned that such escalation threatens regional peace and security. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed Egypt's full solidarity with Kuwait and other Gulf nations, reaffirming unwavering support for all measures taken by Kuwait to protect its national security, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the well-being of its people.
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