Egypt – geography It is said that “Egypt is the Nile”. Egyptian society is organized around the Nile; the country’s economy, politics, culture and history reflect efforts to tame and exploit the Nile’s bodies of water, and the river is crucial to building patterns, infrastructure and production. The Nile Egypt, here in the sense of… Read More »
Egypt is the land of pharaohs, pyramids, desert, the Nile and fantastic diving sites. Despite the fact that a trip to beautiful Egypt is not completely risk-free, millions of tourists annually find this country in the extreme northeast of Africa. Sun and diving enthusiasts mainly come to the coastal towns. In particular, the seaside resorts… Read More »
Subchapters: 1 Basic data 2 Public finances and the state budget 3 Banking system 4 Tax System Basic data 1st paragraph: Outlook and state of GDP, indebtedness, fiscal stability, shocks, possible overheating of the economy, capital, regional comparison, inflation and unemployment. 2nd paragraph: Brief description of the structure of the economy (what is its main… Read More »
VISAS, ENTRY RULES, CUSTOMS REGULATIONS in Egypt Entry to Egypt for Russian tourists is visa-free. A single entry visa for up to one month is issued upon arrival at any of the Egyptian entry points. To enter, it is enough to have a foreign passport (which must be valid for at least 3 months from… Read More »
The history of Egypt begins with the Paleolithic era, although there are only theories and assumptions on this score. The first traces of the appearance of agriculture in Egypt date back to the Neolithic era, the beginning of which dates back to the 10th millennium BC. At that time, two peoples of different origin lived… Read More »
According to topmbadirectory, an independent state since 1922, the Egypt, while continuing to undergo British political and cultural domination for some decades, soon became a point of reference for Arab countries. He also took on a leading role in cinematography, which was the most consistent in the entire African continent and, more extensively, in the… Read More »
Agriculture. – Egypt is above all an agricultural country, and owes its prosperity to the resources of its crops, made possible by irrigation derived from the waters of the Nile. This has been able to greatly develop in the last decades. The Egyptian agricultural soil is made up of transport materials coming especially from the… Read More »
The study of the skeletal remains preserved, since the end of the Neolithic, in the tombs of the Nile valley, have shown that the population of ancient Egypt did not present a single and homogeneous type, nor was it unchanged over time. Instead, somatic differences appear from place to place and at different times and… Read More »
The archaeological activity in Egypt in the last decades has been decisively conditioned first by the construction of the new Aswān dam, which submerged the antiquities upstream, and then by the war situation that excluded foreign missions from most of the Egyptian soil . There are positive results that have come from a situation that… Read More »
The Egypt predynastic and protodynamic Remains of villages, necropolis and evidence of rock art attest to the presence in the Nile Valley of sedentary populations in the 5th millennium BC, and in the 4th millennium BC, and in the 4th millennium BC, and in the 4th millennium BC, the latter period which is identified as… Read More »
In the last decade numerous excavations determined by the need to provide precise elements of evaluation to random finds have rarely significantly modified the panorama of Egyptian civilization. Other companies, on the other hand, of wider scope, gathering homogeneous and safe material sometimes have unexpectedly opened new problems with the sensational discovery; but they always… Read More »
North African region, corresponding to the territory of the od. Arab Rep. Of Egypt, bounded to the South by the first cataract of the Nile and to the West by the Libyan desert; in ancient age the Egypt also included Nubia, which extended towards the S as far as the second cataract of the Nile.… Read More »
Demography Ethnography Most Egyptians are descended from the indigenous premusulman population (the ancient Egyptians) and from the Arabs, who conquered the area in the 7th century and there are also descendants of other conquering peoples (Greeks, Romans, Turks), especially in Lower Egypt. The mixture has produced a series of physical characteristics in the residents of the… Read More »
General information for Egypt Continent: Africa Geographical location: Northeast Africa, located in the northern hemisphere. Highest elevation: Jabal Katrina (2642 m above sea level) Longest river: Nile (6852 km) Form of government: Republic System of Government: Semi-presidential system Languages: Arabic Neighboring countries: Libya, Sudan, Gaza, Israel, Jordan Capital: Cairo Area: Approx. 1,001,500 km² Residents: Approx.… Read More »