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If Egypt attracts millions of visitors each year, it's surely because of its history and the many monuments that remain from the time of the Pharaohs (Giza, Luxor, Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and Queens), as well as the cruises which the Nile offers. But in addition, Egypt offers Arab culture with its souks and old neighborhoods (Cairo), the desert in all its splendor (Sinai, the oasis of the Libyan desert), remarkable works of engineering (the Aswan dam, the Suez canal), and of course the Red Sea with its beaches and opportunities for diving (Hurghada, Sharm and Sheik).
Area
11,001,440 square kilometers
An immense desert bisected by the Nile, whose valley and delta make up 5% of Egypt's territory
Status
Arab republic since June 1953
Government
Republic, Islamic state; semi-presidential system made up of a president, prime minister and people's assembly consisting of 437 members elected for three year terms by direct universal suffrage
Capital
Cairo
Currency
Egyptian pound
Languages spoken
Arabic
Principal industries
petroleum, natural gas, phosphate, tourism
Agriculture
cotton, corn, sugar cane, oranges


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