Egypt
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General:
Suez, Egypt, Ain Sukhna, Egypt, Ras Shukheir, Egypt, and Sidi Kerir, Egypt were one of the chief ports of Egypt in 1997.
Egypt borders on Sudan, Libya, and Israel.
Egypt is an African country and a Middle Eastern country.
  • Egypt was a proper geographical subregion of Northern Africa in 1997.
  • Egypt is a proper geographical subregion of Maghreb region.
The capital city of Egypt is Cairo, Egypt.
Assets:
Egypt owned Suez-Mediterranean Pipeline in 1997.
Group Membership:
Affiliations:
Ras Shukheir, Egypt, Sidi Kerir, Egypt, Suez, Egypt, and Ain Sukhna, Egypt were one of the chief ports of Egypt in 1997.
  • Israel and Egypt are opponents in during the extent of Yom Kippur War according to Cyc's knowledge about world history.
  • Israel and Egypt are opponents in during the extent of Six-Day War according to Cyc's knowledge about world history (from June 5, 1967 to June 11, 1967).
The president of Egypt was Hosni Mubarak in 1997. The capital city of Egypt is Cairo, Egypt.
Egypt sold goods or services to Italy and the United States in 1996.
The president of Egypt was Gamal Nasser from 1954 or earlier to at least 1970.[Source: Wikipedia]1 Egypt was a suborganization of United Arab Republic from 1958 or earlier to at least 1961.
Miscellaneous:
  • In Egypt, South Arabic is another common language.
  • In 1997, in Egypt, Arabic, French, and English were another common language.
In 1997, Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation, Egypt Trans-Gas Company, Petroleum Pipelines Company, and Sumed-Arab Petroleum Pipeline Company had its headquarters in Egypt.
  • The concept "Egypt" is conceptually related to the concept "Egyptian pyramid".
  • The concept "Egypt" is conceptually related to the concept "Egyptian".
  • The concept "Egypt" is conceptually related to the concept "Egyptian resident".
  • Egypt and Israel were opponents in Yom Kippur War.
  • Israel and Egypt were opponents in Yom Kippur War.
  • Israel and Egypt were opponents in Six-Day War from June 5, 1967 or earlier to at least June 11, 1967.
Egyptian and Arabic are among the national languages of Egypt.
Bedouins and Egyptian are one of the primary types of people inhabiting Egypt in 1997.
  • Sunni Islam is a major religion in Egypt.
  • Coptic Christianity was a major religion in Egypt in 1997.
Egypt's telephone country code is 20. English is spoken in Egypt. Ancient Egypt is a temporal subpart of Egypt. Comment: Egypt is an IndependentCountry in the northeast part of the ContinentOfAfrica ; Egypt is east of Libya, north of the Sudan, south of the eastern MediterraneanSea, and west of the RedSea.
Mohamed Tantawi is defense minister of Egypt. Ahmed Maher is foreign minister of it.
In 1997, Egypt produced petroleum products at the rate of 936,000 barrels per day. Egypt's maximum production capacity for petroleum products was 936,000 barrels per day in 1997.
Egypt is obliged to follow the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya opposes Egypt. The oil industry of Egypt is based in Egypt. Egypt participated in the Middle East Peace Process.
Egypt was an adversary in the Suez Crisis. Egypt employed Mohamed Qutb in 2004.
In 1997, Egypt's real GDP growth rate in 1997 was 5.4%. In 1997, Egypt inflation rate during 1997 was 5.6%. In 1997, Egypt's account balance in 1997 was $0.1 billion. Egypt's national debt was $33 billion in 1997.
Italy, Germany, and the United States sold goods or services to Egypt in 1996.
  • Egypt's annual death rate was 11 deaths per thousand people in 1988.
  • Egypt's annual death rate was 10.3 deaths per thousand people in 1986.
  • Egypt's birthrate was 40 in 1988.
  • Egypt's birthrate was 36.9 in 1986.
  • Egypt's infant mortality rate was 103 infant deaths per thousand live births in 1988.
  • Egypt's infant mortality rate was 69 infant deaths per thousand live births in 1986.
The Gaza Strip was under the political control of Egypt after 1948 and before 1967. Egypt started on February 28, 1922 in 1997.
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