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Businessman donates LE38 million to families of Menoufia road accident victims: Amr Adib
Businessman donates LE38 million to families of Menoufia road accident victims: Amr Adib

Egypt Independent

time01-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Egypt Independent

Businessman donates LE38 million to families of Menoufia road accident victims: Amr Adib

TV host Amr Adib, the presenter of 'al-Hekaya' (The Story) show on MBC Masr, said that an Egyptian businessman donated LE38 million to the families of the victims of the microbus crash on the Regional Ring Road at Menoufia on Friday, with two million LE for each family. During his show on Monday, Adib added 'Tomorrow and the day after, you will find a line of good deeds. This is the Egypt we know. We don't know a single evil or traitor among the 120 million Egyptians.' Adib added that 'I don't doubt anyone. All the individuals and officials are patriotic and work for the good of the nation.' 'This is the country I know. In times of hardship, they stand up, support, sympathize, and pay. The martyrdom of these girls should not be in vain and should have a price. The country must be mindful with no arrogance. We don't want to be haughty toward one another. We want to get our nation back on its feet.' Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered the government to increase compensation by LE100,000 for each death and LE25,000 for each injury, above the amounts already decided by the Ministries of Labor and Social Solidarity regarding the accident. President Sisi also ordered the government to closely monitor road maintenance and repairs, particularly on the Regional Ring Road, and finalize them quickly. He also ordered the government to ensure clear signage is in place in the repair areas, to reroute the road in a clear manner, and to work immediately to remove any obstacles that cause accidents on these roads. He further directed the government to monitor speed limits on these roads. A tragic accident A truck-trailer collided with a microbus carrying 18 young women on their way to work at seven am, at the Menoufia Governorate on Friday. They were all killed alongside the microbus driver. Police and traffic forces responded to the scene of the accident on the Regional Road immediately. The victims ranged in age from 14-22, and most were working in factories in Sadat Industrial Zone. Some were the sole breadwinners for their families, while others had dropped out of school to support their families

Egyptian Premier League may be canceled this season: TV host Amr Adib
Egyptian Premier League may be canceled this season: TV host Amr Adib

Egypt Independent

time24-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Egypt Independent

Egyptian Premier League may be canceled this season: TV host Amr Adib

Egyptian TV host Amr Adib, the presenter of 'al-Hekaya' (The Story) show broadcast, said there is a possibility that the Egyptian Premier League will be canceled this season or that sporting activities will be suspended due to the Pyramids FC dispute. During his show on Friday, Adib said: 'Some were skeptical of my words, but in the past few hours, we have seen official statements discussing the possibility of suspending sporting activities, not announcing the league champion and postponing it, or canceling the league this season altogether.' 'It's clear that Pyramids FC is currently sending correspondence and complaints to international bodies, complaining about what's happening in the Egyptian League. When I spoke about this recently, the probability of it happening was 10 percent, but now it's 50 percent.' Adib concluded, 'Apart from the rivalry between Ahly and Zamalek, and who will win the league, I care about achieving justice. Egyptian football has become poorly represented compared to the leagues around us, and we are unable to organize a proper sporting competition.' The crisis dates to March 11, after Al-Ahly forfeited its Egyptian Premier League match against Zamalek following complaints that its request for a foreign referee were not met. The Pyramids FC in April had withdrawn their request for foreign referees for the Al Ahly match following the Egyptian Professional Football Clubs Association's recent decision not to deduct points from Al Ahly at the end of the season, stemming from the derby match controversy against Zamalek.

No immediate reopening for B.Laban: Government sets conditions for return
No immediate reopening for B.Laban: Government sets conditions for return

Egypt Independent

time21-04-2025

  • Business
  • Egypt Independent

No immediate reopening for B.Laban: Government sets conditions for return

TV presenter Amr Adib has revealed the details of a meeting between the owners of chain and state officials to discuss the closure crisis in Egypt. Adib said during his program Al-Hekaya on MBC Egypt channel that the meeting took place on Sunday in the New Administrative Capital, noting that it lasted for several hours. He explained that the Egyptian authorities presented the owners of chain with a number of demands, both health-related and administrative, such as health requirements in factories, shops, and for workers, in addition to fulfilling licensing requirements. He pointed out that committees from the relevant authorities will begin inspecting a number of chain's branches and factories within the next 48 hours to monitor the implementation of these demands. Adib continued: 'For those who are saying that permission has been given to reopen branches, no, that has not happened. We are in the stage of fulfilling the specific demands of the responsible authorities, whether it's health or local municipalities.' He added: ' shops will not return to operation until the conditions are met, whether it takes a day, a week, or a month. The conditions must be met, and then they will resume work. There is an understanding, and the company has affirmed its commitment to fulfilling all the demands.'

Israel pushing Palestinians to relocate to Hungary: Amr Adib
Israel pushing Palestinians to relocate to Hungary: Amr Adib

Egypt Independent

time07-04-2025

  • Politics
  • Egypt Independent

Israel pushing Palestinians to relocate to Hungary: Amr Adib

Egyptian TV host Amr Adib on Sunday said that Israel has begun making offers to starving Palestinians in Gaza Strip to leave their land and travel to Hungary. During his show 'al-Hekaya' (The Story) on MBC Masr channel, Adib added that Israel is working to encourage the voluntary displacement of Palestinians from Gaza Strip. He explained that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during his recent visit to Hungary, held talks with the authorities there regarding the details of the plan to relocate Gaza residents to Budapest. Adib said that he could not blame any Palestinian who decided to leave Gaza, given the current circumstances. He continued, saying, 'All of us as Arabs are the ones to blame for the fate of the Palestinians if we are unable to do anything for them.' 'It is shameful that two billion Muslims are unable to support two million Palestinians,' he added. Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm

Amr Adib reveals his salary as LE350K per day
Amr Adib reveals his salary as LE350K per day

Egypt Independent

time15-02-2025

  • Politics
  • Egypt Independent

Amr Adib reveals his salary as LE350K per day

Egyptian TV host Amr Adib, the presenter of 'al-Hekaya' (The Story) show broadcast on MBC Masr revealed the salary he receives annually from the MBC network as US$2.5 million annually during his speech at the World Government Summit. Adib's annual salary He explained: 'I earn $2.5 million (about LE 126 million) a year, I am not saying this out of pride. The profession of a media professional in the Arab world is not easy.' 'Many people come to you and tell you that at night you didn't say so and so, why don't you say that, and show me how you would do it. I always would like to tell people that prices are high. The biggest crisis I faced lately was the price of eggs.' He continued: 'Be careful, the average citizen doesn't care much about NATO, the citizen cares about the price of eggs, the price of meat, and the price of rice, this is our policy in Egypt. This is what if you talk about you would have a problem.' Adib concluded: 'But if talk about parties and proportional representation, say what you want, but when you talk about making a living, you must know that we work under circumstances.'

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