talks about Egypt and how can it be called a powerful country. It also talks about the ups and downs of Egypt. In this essay you will start to notice what makes a country powerful and what can slow a countries development down. What really makes a country powerful? Is it the army? The Economy? Education? Egypt has three things that still make it stand proud, its unstoppable army, agriculture, tourism, and the Suez Canal. The Suez Canal was one of the main reasons for Egypt’s income. Egypt is taking
support learning. Yet, it seems that Egypt is still in a fundamental stage of adopting and implementing e-learning In order to survive today’s critical economic crisis, Egypt must provide a skilled workforce to attract business, and lifelong learning to retain it. Education for all Egyptians is no longer an option; it is the only way to survive the economic crisis. The aim of this paper is to clarify the importance of e-learning tools for education in Egypt, discussing e-learning tools categories
maintain peace and security around different countries. Africa is the continent which has a lot of conflicts but yet still it doesn’t have a permanent membership in Security Council. The issue of a Security Council reform has caused drop rifts and paralysis of strategy. It is argued that the vast majority of countries who are current member states were subjected to colonialism. In 1945 only four countries were members of the United Nations (UN) which was Egypt, Liberia, Ethopia and South Africa. In 1963
1 : Introduction Cities in developing countries face similar challenges in attempting to cope with the phenomenon of rapid urbanisation. Their ability to cope with such challenges is largely contingent upon their limited resources and the institutional framework in which they operate. Social organisations, cultures, administrative traditions, planning conventions and political dynamics vary considerably from city to city, and country to country. When we talk about Egypt considering the rapid population
international competition. Porter classifies four determinants: Factor Condition, Diamond Condition, Relatives & supporting and Structure, strategy & Rivalry. Egypt government should acts to catalysts to improve Egypt position in a globally competitive economic environment. Porter's diamond model suggests threat there are inherent reasons why some nations are more competitive than others on an international market (Porter M., 1990). Another factor that influence in competitive advantages such as the
princes, who still ruled their own territories, grew rich from exporting cash crops. The British also helped Ethiopia and Egypt modernize their army and their tactics which benefited those country. Overall, many countries went through many problems in order to be industrialized by imperialists. As everyone’s problems started being realized, the mistakes were seen and fixed which is why we don’t have as many of these problems today. Family life during the industrial revolution fell hard also. Most family
continent had old trading partners with European countries and how Europe betrayed and invaded Africa in the 1880s. Because they wanted new resources and raw materials for their industries, factories, and benefits for their business, seven European countries like Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, and Italy invaded and conquered the black continent. In 1884, Europeans first organized the Berlin Conference to divide African countries, in which area they should control. That rival was
roman general called Marcus Sergius who was battling in the second Punic war but sadly lost his right arm but then it was replaced by a hand made iron hand so that he can carry his shield and return to battle. In they year 2000 researchers in Cairo, Egypt uncovered what was believe to be the oldest documented artificial body part that belonged to a mummified Egyptian noble woman that lived 3000 years ago. Since every amputation is unique the prosthetic limb has to be custom made for the patient this
invent, and responded to the European inventions tardily and ineffectively. One of the possible reasons for this backwardness was the lack of renegades and adventurers in the Ottoman Empire, according to historian Bernard Lewis. It is unknown as to why these people were not attracted by the Ottoman Empire. Another reason was the change in the education system. Unlike the Europeans, the Ottomans stuck with a more religious education system that encouraged science less, which is a possible reason for
"The crimes of others are a secret language among us. Through them we show ourselves what we might be capable of, after all. This is not a popular announcement." Violence is the regime’s most powerful weapon, particularly sexual violence against women. In the novel the Ceremony where Handmaid’s are compelled to have sex with their Commanders in hope of becoming pregnant, vividly demonstrates the loss of sexual power these women have. They have no choice but to follow the orders of the regime and