Ambassador Soha Gendy, Minister of State for Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates Affairs participated in the plenary session of the Senate, headed by Counselor Abdel Wahab Abdel Razek, to discuss a request for clarification about the government's plan to communicate with Egyptian students studying abroad and benefit from them. During the session, Ambassador Soha Gendi delivered a speech in which she expressed her sincere thanks to the speaker of the Senate and the House deputies for their interest in the issues and files of the Ministry of Immigration and for putting them up for discussion. Then Ambassador Soha Gendy reviewed the efforts and procedures of the Ministry of Immigration concerning the file of benefiting and communicating with Egyptian students studying abroad. Source: State Information Service Egypt The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has announced an extension of the tender deadline for the construction of the Second Azraq Solar Energy Project. The project, facilitated through a debt swap agreement with the Spanish government signed in 2001, aims to further harness solar energy for sustainable power generation. Interested parties now have until April 18 to submit their bids. Emphasizing the government's commitment to renewable energy development, the ministry clarified that the project will be executed under a "turnkey" contract model. Furthermore, upon completion, the project will seamlessly integrate into the national electricity grid, operating as a fully government-owned entity. The project is envisioned not only as a means to generate electricity from solar power but also as a catalyst for investment in the burgeoning solar energy sector. It is expected to create employment opportunities for local workers, both during the construction phase and ongoing operation. Moreover, the project a ligns with broader national objectives to increase the utilization of renewable energy sources in the country's energy portfolio. Source: Jordan News Agency
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