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In November of 2012, an Egyptian news site called Al-Ahram Gate published a statement signed by 46 Egyptian Americans who called themselves leaders of the Egyptian community.

And El-Sayed was the 33rd signer whilst being a medical student at Columbia at the time.

And he signed a letter that said, we, leaders of the Egypt community, support the revolutionary decisions taken by the president, and we call upon him to purge the media and the police as quickly as possible.

Its experience demonstrates how stronger financial inflows can stabilize an economy without resolving deeper trade imbalances.

For further information, see Central Bank of Egypt, Ahram Online, and Enterprise.

Commercial ship sinks as Strait of Hormuz attacks threaten global trade.

A Singapore-registered container ship has sunk after being struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating attacks on commercial shipping.

And he later made the same case to President Obama in The Guardian.

Likewise, on November 25th, 2012, days after President Mohamed Morsi declared himself sweeping powers, Dr. Abdul Rahman El-Sayed, of New York at the time, was the 33rd of 46 signers of an Arabic language letter on Al-Ahram Gate, an Egyptian news portal, stating, quote, "We call on him to purge the media and the police as quickly as possible." The letter also, quote, "strongly rejected those voices that are courting America and Europe to take a position against the Egyptian regime." Cosigners of this letter included Khaled Lamata, a former chairman of Islamic Release US branch, who has praised Hamas-

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... and Akram El-Zend and Sameh El-Henaawy, whom Egypt's El Watan listed as US-based Brotherhood cells.

IMF raises Egypt's 2026 growth forecast to 5.1% despite regional economic shock.

The International Monetary Fund has raised its 2026 economic growth forecast for Egypt to 5.1%, according to Ahram Online, up from 4.6% projected in July.

The revised outlook comes despite regional instability and economic pressures affecting international trade and energy markets.

The improvement suggests Egypt's economy is showing greater resilience than previously anticipated, although the figures remain forecasts rather than realized growth.

For a country exposed to regional disruptions, the revision offers a more encouraging economic outlook.

It also illustrates how national economies can follow different growth trajectories despite facing shared geopolitical challenges.

For further information, see the International Monetary Fund, Ahram Online, and Enterprise AM.

Western governments back British allegations against Iran over threats to US air base.

Beyond the banking sector, the proposed flotation represents a test of Egypt's ability to translate economic reform commitments into completed transactions that attract private investment.

For further information, see Banque du Caire, Fintech Gate, Ahram Online, and Enterprise AM Egypt.

Iran's Hormuz negotiations stall as energy security remains at risk.

Iran says Washington's response to its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz remains inadequate, despite American acceptance of some demands.