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Egypt Expresses Sorrow to Mexico After Tourists Killed
Egypt's envoy to Mexico expressed his government's condolences on Monday after Egyptian security forces mistakenly targeted a group of tourists in a deadly incident condemned by the Mexican authorities.
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Egypt's Government Resigns: Presidency
Egypt's Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab and his cabinet resigned today, the presidency said, days after the agriculture minister was arrested over corruption.
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Egypt to Host Major Economic Conference in March
Egypt's prime minister Ibrahim Mahlab says his government will host a three-day international economic conference in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh starting March 13 to support the country's economy.
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Egypt Premier Defends Steep Rise in Energy Prices
Egypt's prime minister on Saturday defended a steep rise in fuel prices as necessary move to shore up the treasury, as outraged commuters bickered with public transport drivers over fare hikes and some rushed to gas stations over fears of shortages.
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Egypt Expresses Sorrow to Mexico After Tourists Killed
Egypt's envoy to Mexico expressed his government's condolences on Monday after Egyptian security forces mistakenly targeted a group of tourists in a deadly incident condemned by the Mexican authorities.
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Egypt's Government Resigns: Presidency
Egypt's Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab and his cabinet resigned today, the presidency said, days after the agriculture minister was arrested over corruption.
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Egypt to Host Major Economic Conference in March
Egypt's prime minister Ibrahim Mahlab says his government will host a three-day international economic conference in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh starting March 13 to support the country's economy.
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Egypt Premier Defends Steep Rise in Energy Prices
Egypt's prime minister on Saturday defended a steep rise in fuel prices as necessary move to shore up the treasury, as outraged commuters bickered with public transport drivers over fare hikes and some rushed to gas stations over fears of shortages.
