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Egypt president promises security for tourists

Egypt president promises security for tourists

Aug 3rd, 2012

Egypt's new president, Mohamed Morsi, on Friday pledged to guarantee security for tourists, whose numbers have slumped since last year's uprising in a major setback for the country's economy. (Source: AFP) -
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