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Brain Drain: Can Arab Economies Afford to Keep Losing Their Best Minds?

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By Muhammad Hamid
| The Middle East Observer
Recent figures released by Egypt’s Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) reveal that the total number of Egyptians living abroad has reached approximately 9.5 million. Holders of higher qualifications—including doctors, engineers, scientists, and other professionals—represent the largest segment of migrants. Arab countries remain the primary destination, accounting for 63% of Egyptian migrants, followed by Europe and North America.
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Tree Felling: Between Economic Necessity and Environmental Responsibility

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By Muhammad Hamid
| The Middle East Observer
While many countries around the world celebrate Tree Day each March as part of efforts to preserve and expand green cover, Egypt has witnessed growing public debate—particularly on social media—over the increasing phenomenon of tree felling and its implications. Deforestation refers to the removal of trees for purposes such as construction, agricultural expansion, infrastructure development, or other forms of land use.
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Plastic: Yesterday’s Friend, Today’s Environmental Enemy

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By Muhammad Hamid
| The Middle East Observer
When humanity invented plastic in the early twentieth century, few could have imagined that this remarkable material would one day become one of the greatest environmental challenges facing the planet. What began as a revolutionary innovation designed to improve daily life has, over time, evolved into a modern-day Frankenstein—placing immense pressure on ecosystems, natural resources and public health.
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