بوابة الفجر
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The article summarizes the importance of the continued existence and role of the middle class in Egypt, which represents the driving force behind the country's social, political, and economic development and progress. The writer emphasizes that modern Egyptian history has relied on this class, which contributed to the national renaissance—from the 1919 Revolution, the establishment of economic institutions, the emergence of culture and arts, up to the Free Officers Movement and the 1952 Revolution. Following the defeat of 1967 and the adoption of free-market economic policies after 1973, the economic condition of the middle class declined and faced multiple pressures, with low wages and a shrinking standard of living. The article stresses the need for the middle class to regain vitality and activity to support Egypt's progress and development, safeguard its status, and achieve prosperity for all citizens.
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