he rise of the Future of Egypt represents an advanced model of the “state within a state,” where Egypt’s economy is being reengineered under strict security oversight and operated as a closed estate controlled by military institutions.

The Israeli Occupation’s relentless bombardment of southern Lebanon over nearly two years has inflicted unprecedented damage on the country’s agricultural sector through a systematic campaign targeting its vital farmlands.

In places like Palestine, where environmental and health standards differ from Europe’s, banned pesticides continue to be imported, and while the EU promotes sustainability at home, it turns a blind eye to the impact of its exports abroad.

Egypt's Minister of Supply and Internal Trade unveils a significant $400 million loan from the esteemed Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, to bolster Egypt's wheat procurement initiatives, marking a pivotal step toward ensuring the nation's food security and economic stability.

With food prices soaring, supply chains disrupted and the conflict in Ukraine blocking access to vital reserves, experts fear the hunger crisis could deepen.