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Former Minister of Culture Warns of Most Dangerous Document Since 2011
Dr. Abdel Wahid Al-Nabawi mentioned that Egypt possesses historical documents confirming that Muhammad Ali Pasha was the founder of the city of Khartoum. He also noted that Egypt is considered the second oldest country to have established railways after Britain. Additionally, he explained that Egypt was among the first nations to establish a book library and a ministerial office for foreign affairs, and it is now celebrating 204 years since those developments. He pointed out that all agreements with African countries are preserved in the Document House, and Egypt has a strong maritime movement. The country also implemented quarantine procedures for pilgrims and laid the foundations for education and health in the Levant. He considered the most important document since 2011 to today is President Sisi's statement on July 3, 2013, which he described as a sort of salvation for the nation.
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