Tourists will no longer face having cameras confiscated, but law forbids pictures of children or those that can ‘damage country’s image’ Visitors and residents no longer have to sneak their photos of ...

CAIRO: Visitors and residents no longer have to sneak their photos of Egypt’s streets, after the tourism ministry announced Wednesday amateur photography in the country’s public spaces is now allowed.

Egypt is set to shift how it regulates photography in public spaces. On the one hand, it will ease restrictions on street photography, but on the other, it will criminalize taking photos that it deems ...

Egypt now allows Egyptians and tourists to take photographs in all public places free of charge and without requiring any permit Egyptian Government now allows Egyptians and tourists to take ...

A draft of the decree was approved by the cabinet in July. The decree stipulates that Egyptians, foreign residents, and tourists are allowed to take pictures in public places free of charge and ...

The Egyptian government is due to introduce new regulations for photography in public places, including criminalising “taking videos offensive to the country", the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities ...

The Cabinet approved, during its meeting, on Wednesday, the rules for personal photography in public places for Egyptians. Foreign residents and also tourists allowed personal photography with all ...

The European Union (EU) Delegation to Egypt launches its photography competition for the 12th year in a row. The competition is considered as part of the EU support to the Egyptian cultural scene and ...

CAIRO: In an apartment block in Zamalek — Cairo’s affluent western district where heritage buildings whisk visitors back to the Egyptian capital’s grand past — is a surprising find: A white-walled ...