عربية – DW
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Egyptian law allows citizenship to be revoked in cases including acquiring it through fraud or false statements within the following ten years, or acquiring citizenship through naturalization or marriage and subsequently being convicted of crimes involving dishonor or threatening state security. The grounds also include residing outside Egypt for two consecutive years without an acceptable justification. In the case of Anas and Tarek Habib, their Egyptian citizenship was revoked after they acquired the citizenship of a foreign country without prior approval, according to the decision published in the Official Gazette. Citizenship may be restored by decision of the Minister of Interior five years after its revocation, or sooner with the President’s approval.
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