Father Rewis, priest of St. Mary Church in Odaysat, Luxor, said that the decision of Ministry of Tourism to launch a trip following the Holy Family’s path through Egypt should have positive impact on tourism in Egypt.

Majdi Shawki, one of those affected by the current Personal Status Law, demanded a civil legislation for marriage instead of the current personal status law.

Misdemeanor Appellant Court of Beni Suef decided that the Coptic Child Maher Fayez Habib, who was accused of insulting Islam across his Facebook page, should be remanded in custody for extra 15 days.

European Union issued a statement today to warn against the religious parties in the political arena of Egypt. Statement issued on Saturday added that the establishment of these parties violates the Constitution and constitutes a major threat to peace and security rules of the country.

Minya security forces arrested a gang specialized in kidnapping the Copts in Sharona village. Police were reported that several Copts were kidnapped by the gang for ransoms.

Egypt and the US discussed on Thursday means of fostering cooperation and exchanging expertise in several agricultural fields especially strategic crops including rice and cotton.

Egypt offered Friday its condolences for Emirati and Bahraini peoples over the killing of least 50 soldiers in Yemen.

Egypt's President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi left Jakarta Saturday heading to Egypt after an Asian tour that included Singapore, China and Indonesia.

Egypt's finance ministry will issue lottery prizes in order to motivate businesses to issue receipts and citizens to demand them, to promote popular observation of the soon-to-be imposed value-added tax.

Egyptian media aired a video for a bearded man who put a bomb inside a shop owned by a Coptic man. The bearded man claimed to be a customer while he was dropping the bomb inside the shop that exploded causing massive destruction.

Monastery of Archangel Gabriel in Fayoum celebrated the feast of Martyrs of Fayoum. The celebration was headed by Abba Abraam, Bishop of Fayum, Abba Salib, and Bishop of Mit Ghamr, Abba Isaac, General Bishop in Fayoum, and Abba Marcus, the general Bishop.

The coalition of Copts of Egypt announced its support for the statement of the Holy Synod, in which it refused using demonstrations for achieving personal interests for some individuals.

Omar Marwan Egypt’s Acting Attorney General ordered the reopening of investigation at case of high school student who received zero marks in all her summer exams, and the transfer of the investigation from the control of Assiut to Cairo.

Sohag Criminal Court sentenced 26 accused of burning St. George Church in Suhag to life imprisonment, 67 defendants to 15 years in prison and 26 defendants were sentenced to 10 years.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, invited the Egyptians during his sermon at Virgin Mary and St. Athanasius church in Heliopolis to rationalize their use of the Nile waters.

Coptic Australian organization expressed its solidarity with the student Mariam Malak, who got zero in high school, and offered to pay for her education in Australia.

The Vatican announced that Pope Francis allowed the priests to absolve women who have abortions starting from the next year.

Father Poulos Halim, spokesman for the Coptic Orthodox Church, said that the Coptic student Mariam Malak, the famous Zero student, refused to meet with Pope Tawadros today.

Abba Moussa, Bishop of Youth, held a conference of Coptic Youth in Europe in the Monastery of St. Anthony in Germany from August 28-30.

Mary, the excellent student who got Zero in the exams of the secondary school, met today with the Egyptian Prime Minster Ibrahim Mehleb who received her as daughter and promised to reopen the investigation and return her rights.