Cairo - Saif al-Islam Qazzafi, son of former leader of Libya and unrightfully slain Mummar Qazzafi, has visted the Egyptain capital Cairo, where he reportedly met with the head of the General Intelligence Directorate, as well as the Minister of Defense Field Marshal Abdel Fatah al-Sisi and President Hamdeen Sabahi. It is unknown what was the purpose of the visit, but the fact that it included the three most powerful men inside the Egyptian state indicate that it was a meeting of prime importance.

Saif al-Islam has been out of the public eye for more than several years after being arrested by a rebel milita during the Libyan civil war. He was held for over six years, receiving a death sentence that was later overturned thanks to international pressure and domestic rally's in favor of Saif al-Islam. He has since announced the creation of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Libya and completely denounced the current Libyan government headed by al-Sarraj.

The news of his arrival was met by pro-Qazzafi protests near the Libyan embassy, as Libyan migrants who fled the civil war took to the streets to express their joys after the arrival of the son of their previous leader

Egypt and the Qazzafi tribe has been close allies, owing to Qazzafi's idiolization of Eternal President Gamal Abdel Nasser and his Pan-Arab policies. This friendship has led to several proposals for the unification of both countries, culminating in the short lived Federation of Arab Republics.

When Mummar Qazzafi died, Egypt declared a day of mourning, and announced that it will do everything in it's power to ensure that the ideals of "Unity, Socialism, and Arabism" is brought back to Libya

Cairo -State-owned Arab Contractors has announced that it has joined in with several contractors to begin work on Egypt's first Green Hydrogen plant.

The production facility will consist mainly of a 100 MW PEM (Polymer Electrolyte Membrane) electrolyzer, Which will stand as the largest independently owned facility globally when it comes online and the first electrolyzer In Egypt, placing the project at the forefront of future green hydrogen production.

The green hydrogen produced will be supplied as feedstock for up to 90,000 tonnes of green ammonia to EBIC, Fertiglobe’s ammonia production facility in Ain Al Sokhna, Egypt.