Karim Noor is a veteran environmentalist and the Founder and Manager of the Deep South diving lodge in Marsa Alam, Egypt. Noor was an advisor to the Ras Mohammed National Park, where he assisted in promoting conservation projects and environmental awareness. He has been diving since 1986. Noor's writing can be found on http://sayaala.com/wordpress/ and http://deepsouthecolodge.blogspot.com/
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It’s simple really, if we don’t save the Nile, everything else we are debating, discussing, arguing about will be irrelevant. Continue Reading
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Slow Return to Normal Politics in Egypt
Revolutionary Business: Rethinking Entrepreneurship in the Middle East
Speak the Truth or Keep Silent
How to become a political activist in Egypt
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Replacing Humiliation with Dignity
Egypt Calling: Lessons in Democracy
Mental Revolution
The Economic Consequences of the Arab Revolt
The Impact of Digital Technology on Art and Artists
Egypt's Economic Crisis: How to Help Cairo Help Itself
Egypt’s Beard Complex
Finding the trend in transition
An immediate roadmap for the Egyptian opposition
The Day After
Trafalgar has much in common with Tahrir
Does Egypt Need a Magles al-Shura?
Egypt Tries to Reconstitute Itself
True Democrats Don't Bankroll Juntas
