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Al Ismaelia, UNESCO and EUE Partner to Bring Youth Artists Programme to Downtown Cairo

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Cairo, Egypt – 30 August 2026: Al Ismaelia for Real Estate Investment, UNESCO’s Regional Office for Egypt and Sudan, and European Universities in Egypt (EUE) have partnered to bring the Youth Artists Programme to Downtown Cairo, bringing together 21 emerging artists aged 17–25 from Egypt, Sudan and Palestine.

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