Instructional television programs in Egypt: a case study of the primary stage programs by Khalil, Mahitab

“…The researcher focused on three pillars that are: education, media and more importantly, students and their parents. The study is guided by a learning system: Rich Environment for Active Learning. …”
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The Influence of Hekayat Banat on Egyptian Women’s Perceptions of Ideal Relationships and Couples by Sallam, Yomna

“…Women wish to achieve more understanding of their situation and the situation of others through discussing relationship behaviors portrayed in Hekayat Banat.…”
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Political Satire in Egypt after 2011: The effect of the second season of the satirical show “Al-Bernameg” (2012-2013) on the Egyptian audience by ElGabry, Radwa

“…Viewers in Egypt perceive the program as an entertainment show, yet they also consider it as a source of news and become affected by its presentation of the political situation. The more the viewer watches the show, especially if he is not exposed to other sources of news, the more he becomes affected by its cynical presentation.…”
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Generational dynamics: Eritrean women in Egypt by Hashim, Naseem

“…The first group is the first generation of Eritrean women who were displaced more than thirty years ago as result of the war between Eritrea and Ethiopia in 1961. …”
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The mortgage market in Egypt: barriers and recommendations to availability of housing finance by Mostafa, Mona

“…Institutional immaturity and security measures are addressed at the core of problem as possible hypotheses to answer why mortgages are not more widespread. Through the intensive interviews, it is learned that there are specific barriers to mortgages as a housing finance mechanism. …”
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Increasing blood donation in Egypt by Shafei, Azza Akram

“…As a result of a qualitative and quantitative research, recommendations were formulated that could guide the MOH such as adjusting policies, equipping blood donation centers more appropriately, and promoting campaigns to increase willingness to donate blood in Egypt. …”
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Corporate social responsibility in Egypt: A study on the current practice, challenges, and potentials by Refaat, Sara

“…Recommendations suggested by interviewees include greater cooperation between different stakeholders, more research on CSR practice, and finally, investing less in charitable activities, and more in development programs. …”
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Howwa wheyya: Performance and gendered style in the Egyptian caricature "The Piece of Paper" by Essam, Hasnaa

“…Women are displayed as using more affective functions than men do. Women are shown to use more stylistic devices including asking questions, indirectness, verbal aggressiveness and repetition than men do. …”
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The Palestinian Refugee Regime: Tensions between the Collective Right of Return and Individual Rights by Abdulsamad, Shatha Oqab

“…With time and with no prospect of a solution in sight, Palestinian displacement became more and more conceptualized as a problem of refugees, giving rise to the inability of the distinct regime to speak effectively to their changing needs. …”
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Assessment of Carbon Dioxide Emission and Its Impact on High-Rise Mixed-Use Buildings in Egypt by Hamza, Ahmed Salah

“…In addition, this work attempts to identify adequate approaches that can contribute to a more effective, environmentally safe, and space-efficient construction of mixed-use high-rise building in Egypt. …”
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Evaluation of the cytotoxic effect of Salvia triloba on Osteosarcoma (U2OS) cell line by Abd El-bary, Rowan Bahaa El-din

“…Thus, there is a critical need to continuously develop new, more effective and safe drugs against cancer. Herbal plants serve as a potential source for a wide variety of complex compounds with probable anticancer activity. …”
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International agency implementation of women's empowerment programs under secular and Islamist governments: comparative cases of UN Women and the International Labour Organization... by Buchanan, Whitney

“…Findings strongly support that the projects, in regards to capacity building, implementation, and other elements, were viewed as more successful during the Mubarak 2010 administration. …”
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How Can the Government Utilize Elites & Celebrities to manage Global Public Opinion on Egypt? An Exploratory Study of Mo Salah & Egypt by Ibrahim, Sara S

“…It led to an awareness of 35 times more in 2022 in the UK than before his joining Liverpool F.C. …”
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Neuroprotective Effects of Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis) and Broccoli (Brassica Oleracea) Extracts in an In Vitro Model of Multiple Sclerosis by Taha Fathallah, Sara

“…However, more studies are needed to identify their molecular targets.…”
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Atomistic Assessment of Drug-Phospholipid Interactions Consequent to Cancer Treatment: A Study of Anthracycline Cardiotoxicity by Elsayed Ahmed, Yara

“…Our myocardial membrane model is more realistic and representative in terms of the phospholipid arrangement of the bilayer. …”
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Teacher Perceptions of Teaching Enjoyment and Student Foreign Language Enjoyment and Anxiety by Marei, Nourhan

“…The results imply that some FL teachers need more training programs in students’ psychology to raise their knowledge and awareness about how students’ different emotions may or may not affect each other and how teachers’ emotions can affect their practices in the classroom.…”
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Examining Undergraduate Students’ Learning Transfer from English for General Academic Purposes (EGAP) Courses to Discipline-Specific Courses by Abdelkader, Sara

“…These results imply that integrating more reviewing and proofreading sessions in the EGAP courses could improve students’ transfer. …”
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The Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships in Addressing Residential Urban Development Challenges in Greater Cairo by Abdelmessih, Sara Nagy

“…The findings highlight the need for a recalibrated PPP framework one that is based on informed planning, one that positions the public sector not only as a land allocator but as a genuine urban development actor capable of safeguarding social value, integrating citizen needs, and steering housing provision toward a more sustainable and equitable future.…”
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Extreme Value Theory Of Flood Losses by Jasin Seth Akorlor

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Asante art and culture: the mainspring of Asante’s greatness and glory by Asiedu, Nana Kwaku

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