Items related to Wael Ghoneim

Youth movements criticize selection of new prime minister
Al-Masry Al-Youm 26 Jul 2012
Young revolutionaries have criticized the designation of Hesham Qandil as new prime minister, saying it was outside of...
Protesters throwing stones while military forces building barrier in Kasr al-Aini street to prevent protesters from reaching Tahrir Square and building of Cabinet, Cairo, December 17,2011. Violent clashes erupted yesterday between military forces ,and protesters at the Cabinet, which left 9 killed, and more than 350 injured according to recent statements of Health Ministry.
Fighting downtown continues as Interior Ministry forces join the fray
Heba Afify 18 Dec 2011
The Interior Ministry’s Central Security Forces (CSF) joined the military on Sunday in its battle against...
Egyptian Google executive Wael Ghoneim attends a roundtable discussion entitled Youth, Jobs, and Inclusive Growth in the Middle East and North Africa at the IMF/World Bank Spring meetings in Washington,DC on April 15, 2011. Ghoneim who became the hero of the Egyptian revolution cropped up at the pinnacle of international finance, chiding the elites for supporting ousted strongman Hosni Mubarak.
Wael Ghonim in the running for Nobel Peace Prize
Bloomberg 27 Sep 2011
The Arab Spring, which has displaced regimes in the Middle East and North Africa, will dominate this year’s Nobel...
Citizens gathering in front of Virgin Mary church which was burnt, Imbaba district, Giza, 8 May, 2011. At least 10 were killed, 186 were injured during bloody sectarian clashes which took place in Imbaba. Clashes erupted over a woman who allegedly converted to Islam after getting married to a Muslim and is being held in a church in Imbaba, which made her husband contact the Salafi groups who torched the church.
Calls for urgent measures to halt extremism as Interior Minister visits Imbaba
MENA 08 May 2011
Presidential candidate Mohamed ElBaradei called for immediate intervention to counter religious extremism, after...
Customers officers as they search bags allegedly sent by a Saudi prince Mansour bin Moqrin Al Saud to his sister Lamiaa, Cairo International Airport, April 24, 2011. Upon further investigation bags turned out to belong to runaway businessman Hussein Salem, a long-standing confidant of ousted president Hosni Mubarak and against whom Interpol issued a recent notice.
Monday’s papers: Mubarak one step closer to Tora
Heba Afify 25 Apr 2011
  Having previously been spared joining his two sons and the pillars of his fallen regime in Tora prison because...
Egyptian Google executive Wael Ghoneim attends a roundtable discussion entitled Youth, Jobs, and Inclusive Growth in the Middle East and North Africa at the IMF/World Bank Spring meetings in Washington,DC on April 15, 2011. Ghoneim who became the hero of the Egyptian revolution cropped up at the pinnacle of international finance, chiding the elites for supporting ousted strongman Hosni Mubarak.
Ghonim urges the international community to invest in Egypt
AP 16 Apr 2011
Washington--The Google Inc. executive who helped spark the Egyptian revolt invited Americans to visit Egypt and urged...
Activist Wael Ghoneim after released from detention, accompanied by National Democratic Party secretary general Hossam Badrawi, on way to Wael's home.
Tuesday’s papers: Funeral for martyr journalist, Ghoneim release, al-Adli under investigation
Heba Helmy 08 Feb 2011
Entering the third week of anti-regime protests, both state-owned and independent newspapers continue to dedicate their...
مدير التسويق بشركة جوجل
Egyptian authorities release detained blogger
Staff 07 Feb 2011
Egyptian authorities on Monday released Wael Ghoneim, Middle East Marketing Manager for Google and supporter of reform...