It’s a pleasantly quiet morning for Egypt in the foreign press, after a weekend that was dominated by coverage of Egypt’s central role in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Elsewhere, the Financial Times’ How to Spend It series features Italian fashion designer Gioia Bini, who says she wants to visit Egypt again, while Dame Minouche Shafik tells Bloomberg she will be in Egypt soon for a family wedding. And the Grand Egyptian Museum’s potential to inspire archaeological tourism is getting more digital ink, this time in international travel publication Globe Trender.
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