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Egypt Today
20-04-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Today
First lady congratulates Copts on Easter, wishes Egyptians continued happiness
A file photo of Egypt's First Lady Entissar Amer CAIRO – 20 April 2025: First Lady Entissar Amer expressed her heartfelt congratulations for the Coptic people of Egypt on Easter. In a social media post on Sunday, the first lady extended her prayers to Allah to grant the Copts and all Egyptian people well-being, happiness, and lasting love. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi also extended his congratulations and best wishes to Egyptian Copts on Easter in a social media post earlier on the day. 'I wish you a happy holiday filled with goodness and blessings, and may your families enjoy happiness and joy,' the president said in a message on his social media accounts. 'I pray that Allah preserves Egypt and its people, keeping it a beacon of tolerance and coexistence among all its citizens.' He prayed that 'the values of love and peace flourish, uniting us under the banner of one homeland.' 'Happy Easter to you all.' As Egyptian Copts celebrate Easter, Head of Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church Pope Tawadros II led the Easter mass at Saturday night at the St Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Cairo's Abbasiya district. A representative of President Sisi attended the mass, alongside various ministers, high-level state officials, diplomats, public figures, and media professionals, joining hundreds of Christian worshippers.
Egypt Today
21-03-2025
- General
- Egypt Today
On Mother's Day, first lady greets ‘symbols of giving, unconditional love'
CAIRO – 21 March 2025: On Mother's Day on Thursday, First Lady of Egypt Entissar Amer extended her deepest appreciation and respect to all Egyptian mothers, praising them as 'symbols of giving and unconditional love.' 'On this special day, we commemorate your significant role in nurturing future generations and shaping the nation's future,' she stated. Amer greeted Egyptian mothers, 'a source of strength and inspiration for us all.' This year, Mother's Day, observed in Egypt on 21 March, coincides with Ramadan, adding to the joy as families gather and strengthen their bonds. Happy Mother's Day!
Egypt Today
08-03-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Today
IWD 2025: First lady vows to support Egyptian women pursuing their dreams
Egypt's First Lady Entissar Amer hosts a meeting for a group of 'inspiring Egyptian women who have set exemplary models in various fields' CAIRO – 8 March 2025: Entissar Amer, Egypt's First Lady, emphasized her commitment to support 'every woman seeking to achieve her dreams' as she marked International Women's Day (IWD) 2025 on Saturday. Amer hosted a meeting today for a group of 'inspiring Egyptian women who have set exemplary models in various fields.' In a social media post, Amer commended the women she met, stating that everyone of them 'reflects strength of will and giving, embodying the spirit of the Egyptian woman capable of achieving success and making an impact.' The first lady underscored her belief that 'every woman possesses immense potential' and expressed her unwavering support for their quest for success. 'I will always stand by every woman striving to achieve her dreams and build a brighter future for our nation,' she added. International Women's Day is observed globally on 8 March, celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women and calling for expediting gender equality. The United Nations is celebrating this year's IWD under the theme, 'For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.' Marking the day, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi earlier today extended his greetings to Egyptian women; 'the symbol of giving, patience, and resourcefulness.' In a social media post, the president commended Egyptian women as 'an active partner in the journey of development, construction, and progress, and a pillar of strength for their country in all circumstances.' Sisi reaffirmed the state's commitment to support, empower, and care for women, wishing a happy International Women's Day to 'every inspiring, strong, and giving Egyptian woman.'
