President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, said today at the end of economic conference, that Egypt has received several missions to learn from the Egyptian experience, and it's time to restore such leading role among the nations. He explained that the new projects should be carried out fast and with little profit margin in order to be useful to the Egyptian economy.

Committee for Economic Development of the Youth Bishopric announced to organize several courses of handcrafts in order to allow many people to earn their living and learn new skills.

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, told the congressional delegation that Egypt fights terrorism not only through regular weapons, but also through fighting poverty and ignorance by improving economy and education.

Coptic Orthodox Church issued a statement today to announce the monastery of Wadil Rayan not a Coptic monastery and its inhabitants are not considered monks.

Boutros Ghali, former Secretary General of the United Nations, said that the phenomenon of terrorism appeared in several countries like Latin America and Mexico, and is not limited to the Arab world.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, said in his meeting with Gebran Bassil, Lebanese Foreign Minister, and Ambassador Khalid Ziada, Lebanese ambassador to Egypt that Coptic church has nothing to do with politics.

The artist Victor Fakhoury, has drawn a new Coptic icon for the 21 Coptic martyrs of Libya.

Administrative Court is scheduled to consider the appeal of dual citizenship tomorrow, after the law of elections prevented dual citizenship from running in the parliamentary elections.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said that he couldn't offer his sincere condolences for the martyrdom of the 21 Copts in Libya before he avenges their blood.

Abba Moussa, Bishop of Youth, praised the response of the Egyptian government after 21 Christian Egyptians were killed by ISIS in Libya.

In his weekly sermon on Wednesday, Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, preached about the love of the enemies in Christianity.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, said that the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi responded wisely to the death of 21 Egyptians in Libya.

Major Mohammed Hijazi, a spokesman for the Libyan National Army, said they are doing their best to return the bodies of the 21 Egyptians who were killed in Libya.

Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of Saint Mark See, celebrated the holy mass today in remembrance of the 21 Coptic martyrs who were killed on Monday by extremists in Libya.

Twenty-one Egyptian Christians kidnapped by Isis in Libya around New Year’s were announced dead, after Twitter accounts linked to the Libyan branch of the so-called “Islamic State” announced they had been slaughtered.

Coptic Orthodox Church issued a statement to mourn the 21 Copts who were killed in Libya by ISIS.

The coalition of the Copts of Egypt issued a statement to comment on the leaked news of murdering the 21 kidnapped Copts in Libya saying it emailed the United Nations, the Security Council, the World Organization for Peace, Care and Relief, the United Nations Human Rights Commission and other organizations and international bodies demanding their intervene in order to help the abductees and save their souls.

21 kidnapped Copts were killed in Libya by ISIS claiming this comes to avenge the persecuted Muslim women in Egypt whom are forced to convert to Christianity by the church in Egypt like Kamilaa Shehata and Wafa Constantine.

Association of the Egyptian community in Australia and New Zealand, which includes 24 Party, Association and Organization, issued a statement today to condemn the terrorist incident in Sinai that killed dozens of honorable Egyptian soldiers. The statement urged the Egyptian president Abdul Fatah al-Sisi to fight Hamas in order to eliminate their continuous threat to the Egyptian army in Sinai.

Anba Moussa, Bishop of Youth, returned from Australia on Friday after a pastoral care visit. In his visit, he held many meetings with the congregation and visited many churches.

Wife of Eng. Mohamed Idris said that her husband died while trying to save his family from dying because of the lack of services at the village