It's from the childhood and motherhood national council. I heard of it on Cairo . They have this hot line 24 hours and communicate with different organizations and with the police. They receive calls from people who know of homeless children anywhere. You give them the address of the street those children stay in and their average age, they will connect you with some organization which should try to take care of him or them
I think I don't like canned food actually. I do search for a a natural snack food. Hence we find most Egyptian are consuming natural cultural Egyptian snack food. Let's spot some light upon the Egyptian snack food or snack Dish. sudany or sudani (peanuts) Lebb asmar or lebb masri or lebb masy لب Hommos or 7ommos Termis ترمس I see egyptian eats that in spring fishar ( popcorn) 3een al-gamal fozdoq or fozdo2 soromba2 ( it is extracted from the sea) Mishabbek or zalabia 3een al-gamal or 3en el-gamal This one is Mishabek I think Those snack dishes are usually having high energy or calorie content
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While as an Egyptologist attached to the Australian team in Egypt I agree it opens up a wealth of knowledge.
It's facts such as the lack of arrival of promised fridges and stoves in their very tiny new houses that annoys me.
Also the childrens playground equipment was removed and the area converted to a car park the day after the media left.