Al Ahram
Cairo, Al Qahirah, EgyptArabicAl-Ahram is an Egyptian daily newspaper based in Cairo, founded in 1875. As one of the oldest and most influential publications in the Arab world, it provides comprehensive coverage of national news, regional politics, and international affairs while maintaining its status as a leading state-owned media outlet.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN CAIRO
State ownership heavily influences the Egyptian press market, with historic flagship dailies dominating national circulation alongside a growing sector of private publications. The newspaper Al Ahram, established in 1875, serves as the primary state-owned daily and produces foreign-language editions including the French Al Ahram Hebdo. It operates alongside other state-run titles like Al Gomhuria, founded in 1953. Meanwhile, privately owned dailies such as Al Masri Al Youm provide independent coverage for local readers. Paperboy lists 31 newspapers in Cairo.
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