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Bennett-Sissi meeting shows Egypt wants to expand Israel ties, but up to a point

Bennett-Sissi meeting shows Egypt wants to expand Israel ties, but up to a point
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Egypt passes law to sack civil servants linked to Muslim Brotherhood – Voice Of Vienna

Home / International / Egypt passes law to sack civil servants linked to Muslim Brotherhood Egypt passes law to sack civil servants linked to Muslim BrotherhoodInternational 2021-07-13, by Editor Comments Off 0 The Egyptian parliament on Monday approved a legal amendment that allows the authorities to sack civil servants who have links to the Muslim Brotherhood. The new amendment allows the Egyptian authorities to pass any gradual disciplinary action to fire suspected employees affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood which was outlawed by the Egyptian authorities since 2013. The state-owned Al-Ahram daily reported that the parliament approved the amendment on the Dismissal Without Disciplinary Action Act of 1972, under which the second article allows the dismissal of civil servants, without disciplinary action, whose names are on the state list of terrorists.

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Egypt passes law to sack civil servants linked to Muslim Brotherhood

Egypt passes law to sack civil servants linked to Muslim Brotherhood
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Egypt s tourism minister quits for the second time

The Egypt Minister of Tourism, Hisham Zaazou, had already tried to resign recently in response to an appointment of the Luxur Governor who had links to a terror group. The Egypt Minister of Tourism, Hisham Zaazou, had already tried to resign recently in response to an appointment of the Luxur Governor who had links to a terror group. Today, four of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s cabinet members resigned their posts Monday after several days of violent street protests that pitted Morsi supporters, including the Muslim Brotherhood, against opponents of the Islamic leader which left five dead. The four officials were Tourism Minister Hisham Zaazou, Communication and Information Technology Minister Atef Helmi, Minister of State for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Hatem Bagato, and Minister of State for Environmental Affairs Khaled Abdel-Aal.

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Egypt-Turkey economic ties so far unaffected by political differences

Egypt-Turkey economic ties so far unaffected by political differences
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