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Egypt upbeat on recovery of tourism
"The future of tourism in Egypt will be great," Egypt's Ministry of Tourism undersecretary Samy Mahmoud said.
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Americans face prosecution as Egypt ignores Clinton, Congress
Egypt brings criminal charges against at least 40 people, incl. some Americans, in a move that puts $1.3 billion in US military aid to Egypt at risk.
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Can civil disobedience succeed in Egypt?
Historically, mass civil movements of this kind have been successful in creating the change desired by protesters.
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Egypt's Nile Sugar to up capacity in 2013: CEO
"We are undertaking a de-bottlenecking process and plan to up capacity in our crushing line," Nile Sugar chief executive Ali AlDajani said.
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ANHRI urges Arab League, Egypt to cut ties with Syria
ANHRI’s statement comes one day after 13 Syrian protesters, who were arrested after raiding the embassy in Cairo, were released on bail.
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Egypt-Gaza energy deal rests on Palestinian unity
Connecting Gaza to Egypt's electricity grid depends on the success of the reconciliation deal between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas.
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Bank boss banned from leaving Egypt
Authorities barred Yasser el-Mallawany from leaving Egypt upon orders from the country's attorney general.
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Cairo's flight traffic sees 40 per cent plunge due to security vacuum
Last week's deadly attack following a football match in Port Said and the ensuing protests against security forces reduced tourism into Cairo.
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SAIC Awarded $46 Million to expand Egyptian Armed Forces Training Facilities
Company to Provide Third Combat Training Center to Enhance and Expand Egyptian Armed Forces Realistic Force-on-Force Training Capabilities.
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Egypt failed to cooperate in repatriation of Mubarak assets: British Authorities
British team investigating Mubarak family's UK assets mystified at lack of cooperation from Egyptian authorities.
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Muslim Brotherhood official calls on West to provide financial aid, diplomatic support to Egypt
Khairat El-Shater claimed the United States and Europe are neglecting Egypt following the January 25 Revolution.
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Egypt and the US: The end of a beautiful friendship?
Since Hosni Mubarak’s forcible ouster, relations between the US and Egypt have taken a downturn, though DC is not ready to acknowledge it.
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Blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel
Sources say the attack on the pipeline came the day after an Islamist leader from the area died in his prison cell in Cairo.
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N. Korea steps up efforts to develop smartphone applications
The move comes as more than 1 million North Koreans are subscribed to mobile phone services provided by Egypt's Orascom Telecom.
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Violence in Egypt effecting Central Texas Business
Even after the kidnapping of 2 Americans, owner says he is optimistic that effects on his business should be minimal.
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Rosy outlook for Egypt
Having an elected parliament is a main reason behind the gains seen today and it is expected to see more gains in the coming weeks.
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Gaza Gasoline, Diesel Running Low as Supplies From Egypt Decline
The shortage is the result of a decline in the supply of fuel being brought into Gaza from Egypt via smuggling tunnels.
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Egypt workers organize unions, fight for wages, political rights
Since ousting Mubarak, the military government has tried to stabilize capitalist rule and push back the popular movement by attacking demonstrations.
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US renews warning to Egypt over aid
Clinton met Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Amr at an international security conference in Munich and repeated that message.
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Hazem Beblawi puts his finger on the core problems of Egypt's economy
Exponential demographic growth is something Egypt can no longer afford, strategically and literally, says former post-revolution finance minister.