Egypt
Introduction
The official name of Egypt is the Arab Republic of Egypt. Interestingly, it is a transcontinental country that spreads from the northeast corner of Africa to the southwest corner of Asia. As you probably know, Egypt is the country with one of the longest histories in the world. It is a unitary semi-presidential republic, governed by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Two other important figures in the nation are the Prime Minister (Moustafa Madbouly) and House Speaker (Ali Abdel Aal). The land coverage of Egypt is quite large because it is around 1 million square kilometers.
Economy
Egypt is one of the wealthiest nations in Africa with the GDP (PPP) of around $1.23 trillion. As a result of that, the country accounts for 18% of the entire wealth of the Arab world. Sadly, Egypt is at the same time one of the most populous nations and because of that, its GDP per capita (PPP included) is extremely low. It is at the level of $12,283. As a result, it is even lower than the average GDP per capita in the Arab world.
Population
The Arab Republic of Egypt is the 13th most populous nation in the world with approximately 100 million citizens, according to data collected in 2019.
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