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Egypt By Gabriel
The Flag of Egypt was developed from the times of the Muhammad Ali Dinasty, which was the dynasty controlling Sudan and Egypt in times before Christ (B. C). Later the flag was developed by the “Arabic Nationalism”.
Flags of the Regions of Egypt Matruh New Valley (El Wadi El Gadid) 6 th October Fayoum I couldn’t put more pictures of the regions or governates because they weren´t there.
The 29 Regions or governorates of Egypt
Important things about Egypt: ·Population: 80, 471, 869 (July’s 2010 estimation). ·Capital: Cairo. ·Area: 386, 662 square miles (1, 001, 450 sq km). ·Coastline: 1, 522 miles (2, 450 km). ·Highest Point: Mount Catherine at 8, 625 feet (2, 629 m). ·Lowest Point: Qattara Depression at -436 feet (-133 m) GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE OF Egypt is EGYPTlocated in northern Africa and shares borders with Gaza, Strip, Israel, Lybia, and Sudan. Egypt’s boundaries also include the Sinai Peninsula (map). Its topography consists mainly of desert plateau but the eastern part is cut by the Nile River valley. The climate of Egypt is desert and as such it has very hot, dry summers and mild winters.
Obstacles to Development Efforts for promoting industrialization began in the late 1950’s and increased in the 1960’s. But several factors have limited the growth of industries. One problem is the countries limited number of professional or skilled workers. Although Egypt has the largest number of educated people in the Arab world, it frequently loses teh professionals to wealthier countries, where salaries are much higher.
Government of Egypt is considered to be an republic with an executive branch of government made up of a chief of state and a prime minister. It also has a legislative branch made up of the Advisory Council and the People’s Assembly, Egypt’s judicial branch is made up of its Supreme e. Constitutional Court. It is divided into 29 governoates for local administration.
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