Fatimid Documents Count Reaches 110 Million
Dr. Abdul Wahid Al-Nabawi, the former Minister of Culture, affirmed that Egypt has been a state of institutions since ancient times. He explained that Egypt has a history of collecting and preserving documents dating back to the Fatimid era, with approximately 110 million documents in total. He pointed out that Muhammad Ali organized the state's documents in a single location for administrative use. The Egyptian Document House was established by order of Gamal Abdel Nasser and allows researchers to access a wide range of documents, including those related to the October 1973 War. Additionally, he noted that the Egyptian people supported the armed forces during the 1967 war and collaborated with American and Israeli intelligence, which failed to uncover the timing of the Egyptian forces' crossing of the Suez Canal in October 1973. Despite the logistical support provided to Israel by the United States, Egypt succeeded in achieving a major military victory.
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