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Dr. Hamad Abdullah Stresses Egyptian Simplicity
The article explores the nature of Egyptians as a simple people, drawing from a long history that distinguishes them from other Arab nations. It clarifies that simplicity does not equate to weakness or hardship, but rather is characterized by kindness and positive traits. The article also notes that this simplicity is divided into social categories influenced by political and economic changes over time. It emphasizes that the most suffering segments of the common people were at the beginning of the last century and that they became the focus of attention after the July 23 Revolution, with a particular emphasis on socialist ideas and supporting them. However, as economic policies evolved and globalization and openness increased, the balance of power and prosperity fluctuated among different social groups. This shift led to neglecting the social needs of Egypt's ordinary citizens after the June 30 Revolution, highlighting the necessity to protect this class and prevent the repetition of their past hardships.
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