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From religion "The Coptic community, as well as several human rights activists and intellectuals, maintain that the number of Christians occupying government posts is not proportional to the number of Copts in Egypt. They are also the victims of discriminatory religious laws, anti-Christian judges, and anti-Christian state police. Anti-Christian laws include laws governing repairing old churches or constructing new ones, which are usually impossible tasks, requiring presidential permission to build a new church, and a governor’s permission to renovate even the bathroom in an already-built church" this is an emotional and not scientific writing either you SET A SOURCE or REMOVE IT till then>

I believe that having a Christian Minister of Finance, and a Christian Minister for Environmental Affairs, in addition to other positions and key roles in previous governments prove that no discrimination is present. As for the churches, it is clear that whoever wrote the article is either trying to ignite sectarian conflicts, or is writing out of ignorance. Please seek actual statistics to find out the actual number of churches currently in Egypt, and the number of churches under construction, then compare that number to the number of mosques and revisit the proportionality of the issue.

Please note that Muslims as well as Christians in Egypt respect Wikipedia, and therefore this comment is presented.

Some discussion on leadership and justice would remove some of the religious tensions. What were the leaders doing for Egypt? Were the policies fair? People recognize injustices and they are not related to the religion so I don't like seeing the Christian vs Muslim talk.

Unfortunately, according to an article of the state-run al-Ahram Online, the Egyptian appeals court have dismissed Mr. Hisham Qandil as PM and sentenced him to one year in prison. I'm pretty sure the military may have arrested and detained Mr. Qandil already and the whole cabinet is basically de-facto dissolved. I'm pretty sure there will be a new Prime Minister and new cabinet starting tomorrow or soon. May need to update it as soon as possible. http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/75629/Egypt/Politics-/Court-upholds-verdict-sacking-Morsis-PM-Qandil,-se.aspx

Could an established editor please add the IPA pronunciation for the Arabic name (both the short form and the long form)?

Neither have Mohammed ElBaradei nor Ziad Bahaa El-Din been officially appointed for any positions. The positions of vice-president and prime minister are still vacant.

For some reason the interlanguage links don't appear on this article. Sapphorain (talk) 20:34, 9 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The map is outdated, showing Sudan as a single country instead of Sudan and South Sudan. 85.228.57.154 (talk) 15:57, 3 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]

- Correct, the orthographic projection does not show South Sudan. In response to this egregious error, I would like permission to swop out the current projection with the one below. The neon green highlights the unclaimed land Bir Tawil, which is difficult to discern in the current projection.

Yourarticleneedsattention (talk) 06:11, 5 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The highlighted area is Halaib Triangle and it's claimed by both Egypt and Sudan. Sinai Horus ^〉〉〉 18:47, 5 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]