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Egypt: Awqaf Min. - Egypt Succeeded in Improving Citizens' Living Conditions in 5 Years

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[Egypt Online] Awqaf Minister Mohamed Mokhtar Gomaa said on Friday Egypt, over the past five years, managed to improve the citizens' living conditions and infrastructure as well as setting up mega projects that contributed to limiting the flow of illegal immigration.

Source: allAfrica.com
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