Examples of using Cairo-based in English and their translations into Arabic
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Cairo-based Blue Apple Soft has more than 15 years of experience in the industry.
The Nile Scribes are pleased to announce that our blogs arenow available in Arabic thanks to the efforts of our Cairo-based translator, Mahmoud Saleh.
In a series of tweets Cairo-based Al Jazeera correspondent Dan Nolan tells us what is happening.
OHCHR was negotiating for a Regional Office for Central Asia andwas consulting on the establishment of a Cairo-based Regional Office for Northern Africa.
The implementation of this project began in 2007 under the supervision of five Cairo-based organizations(Al-Amal village, Caritas, the Egyptian Association for Society Building, Shelter and Noor Al-Hayat) with the help of UNICEF.
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Egyptian law says citizenship can only be revoked if the citizen is proven to be spying on his country,[so] this verdict considers marrying an Israeli[to be]an act of spying,” said Negad al-Borai, a Cairo-based lawyer and human rights activist.
Bahey Eldin Hassan is the director andfounder of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies(CIHRS), a Cairo-based, independent, regional non-governmental organisation founded in 1993 working on the promotion and respect for the principles of human rights, democracy and the rule of law in the Arab region.
Christine Müller assisted in printing editions of the posters by invited designers from the MENA region as part of the firstedition of Weltformat DXB exhibition organized by Cairo-based Engy Aly and Design House by Mobius Design Studio.
Concerning the funds requested for official travel, the Advisory Committee was provided, upon request, with a detailed breakdown of the forecast requirements, which indicated a series of trips from Cairo to Damascus for 23 staff,which exceeds the projected totality of the Cairo-based substantive staffing component.
Al-Zubaydi served as Iraq's ambassador to Indonesia from 1995 to 2001, during which time he publicly challenged the U.N. sanctions regime against Iraq. As a result, al-Zubaydi earned the nickname"Voice of the Arabs",inspired by a popular Cairo-based radio program of the same name which trumpeted Pan-Arabism and opposition to foreign rule during the 1950s and 1960s.