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Chalhoub Group was founded by Michel and Widad Chalhoub in 1955, in Damascus, Syria with a store selling Christofle. [4] [5] Because of the narrow market and economic uncertainty in Syria, the family moved to Beirut, Lebanon in 1965 to enable expansion into the Near East and the Gulf region. [6]
In 2016, the first Othaim Markets outlets were opened in Egypt. The first 15 branches were opened in 2016, as part of the expansion plan to create chains under the name "Al-Othaim" in the Egyptian market. [19] [20] The 300th store in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was launched in 2022. [21] [22]
Asmak 2000 market; Family market; New market; Delta market; Masria market; Alex market; Aman stores (owned to Egyptian Police); National service projects organisation stores ( owned to Egyptian Armed Forces)
[30] In 2020, Jumia ranked 7th among the top 10 influential brands in Egypt. [31] In 2021, Jumia launched its technology centre in Egypt to provide its services to the Egyptian market as well as Africa at large. [32] COVID-19 accelerated the growth of e-commerce and digital entrepreneurship in Africa and more women embraced digital business. [33]
Mall of Egypt is a shopping mall in 6th of October, Giza Governorate, Egypt, about 32 km west of central Cairo. It is the first shopping destination of its kind in Egypt. The mall is owned and managed by the Majid Al Futtaim Group, [1] operating across the Middle East and North Africa region. Mall of Egypt is located on Al Wahat Road in 6th of ...
It has following six major services: [9] (1) Local Arabic news of which target audience is those subscribers living in Egypt and covers political, social, economic, culture and sports news in the Arab world, the Middle East and internationally. (2) Press services which include features news analysis, and photo services and international sectors ...
Omar Effendi (Arabic: عمر أفندي) is a chain of department stores in Egypt that was founded in 1856 by Leon Orosdi and Hermann Back as Orosdi-Back.The chain has 82 branches across Egypt and is owned by the Holding Company for Tourism, Hotels and Trade a branch of the Ministry of Public Business Sector.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser made his friend Mohamed Hassanein Heikal editor-in-chief of al-Ahram in 1957, and the paper gained semi-official status. [13] On 24 May 1960, it was nationalized when Nasser passed a law eliminating the ownership of private newspapers. [9] [14] [13] Under Nasser, al-Ahram became an internationally respected paper.