Orientation: Neutral,
Dimensions: H 42.2 cm x W 42.2 cm,
HF’s signature: lower right corner,
Original,
Scale:1:50,
Size Scale: Size 2 (approx. 60x85cm),
Sheet Content: Architectural,
Standard Set (final ...
Orientation: Neutral,
Dimensions: H 45.7 cm x W 42.2 cm,
HF’s signature:lower right corner ,Original,
Scale: 1:50,
Size Scale: Size 2 (approx. 60x85cm),
Sheet Content: Architectural,
Standard Set (final ...
Orientation: Landscape,
Dimensions: H 45 cm x W 62 cm,
HF’s signature: lower right corner,
Original,
Scale: 1:50,
Size Scale: Size 2 (approx. 60x85cm),
Sheet Content: Architectural,
Standard Set (final ...
The article sheds light on the accomplishments of the New Woman Society since its establishment in 1919. These include a school for girls and a sewing school to qualify top students to become fashion designers that match ...
Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy(Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy, 2011-03-30)
Education is the key to development. Since independence, successive governments accorded importance to education and endeavored to improve the low indicators but progress has been slow. In recent years, Government’s approach ...
Fawzi Mansour is considered to be one of the most prominent Marxist economists of his generation. Although he did not play a direct role in the economic policies undertaken during the Nasserite era, his account enriches ...
In this interview, Issawi attempted to retrace the history of the NPI. Founded in 1960, its role was to assist the Ministry of Planning by conducting research work in different areas of the economy. Issawi mentions, indeed, ...
When he arrived in Egypt in 1957, Amin was hired at the Mouassassa Iqtisadiya (Economic Organization), a public agency created in 1957 to manage the assets in which the government had a share. The public sector had indeed ...
Dr. Tarek Ali Hassana is medical professor at the Al-Azhar University, and honorary president of the ZenabKamel Hassan Foundation of Humanistic Development(ZKH) .
ZKH was founded in 1993 in honor of ZenabKamel Hassan. A ...
The article defines supporters and opponents of women’s cause. The author maintains that it is absolutely anti-revolution when politicians and MPs—all belonging to the 23 July Revolution—deny women their rights. The ...
This article is about the General Assembly Meeting of the Bint Al Nil Union which brought together representatives of the Union from all over Egypt in an exquisite parliamentary ethos that matched the world’s finest parliaments.
In this article, Doria Shafik presents the most important objective of Egyptian women, which is the demand of political freedom and representation as those enjoyed by women in civilized countries. In order to achieve these ...
In this article, Doria Shafik maintains that she was brought up with the notion that Egypt is the homeland. This notion changed when all the Arab states declared their full support for Egypt against potential attacks, ...
The article is about Egyptian women who, led and accompanied by HRH Princess Fawzia, volunteered to aid the Egyptian army during the Arab-Israeli 1948 war. Those women were not motivated by any financial gains but were ...
This article talks about the modern Egyptian society, a society that has become very sophisticated. This change in society happened after the revolution led by Saad Zaghloul, when Egyptian women participated in all fields ...
The article discusses the beginning of an Egyptian parliamentary session without an acknowledgement of the role of women in any of the speeches delivered. This, according to the author, denies half of the Egyptian people ...
Women’s rights are given substantial weight in this article. It discusses the quest for women’s rights and the global recognition they receive being a vital theme of UN deliberations . Particular reference is made to the ...
This article is about women’s role in the fight against commodity price rise. Women are capable of serving themselves, their families and their community in many different ways. This would include a more economical consumption ...
The article discusses the role of women in fighting social diseases such as poverty and ignorance by investing their free time in a variety of activities such as making cheap clothes and feeding people in need.