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Anniversary of Fouad Pasha Sirajuddin's death
Fouad Pasha Siraj El-Din was an Egyptian politician and minister born in 1910 in Kafr El-Sheikh. He made significant contributions to Egypt's political history. He held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Agriculture, Social Affairs, Interior, and Communications. He participated in political life through the Wafd Party, where he served as its General Secretary and played a role in revitalizing the party after World War II. He was arrested multiple times due to his political stances and proposed important laws such as the Workers' Law and the Syndicates Law. He also contributed to funding the militants in the Suez Canal and annulled the 1936 treaty, initiating armed struggle against the occupation. He left a major impact on Egyptian syndicate and political work before his death in 2000.
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