Thanks, Shelata, I was having a tough time believing those were proper wages.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...247189,00.html[/QUOTE]I could not continue reading such silly false article. The mentioned figure equals 48 LE which is stopped being a monthly salary for any one in Egypt since 1970. An apartment building guard in Cairo is paid 800 LE per month (i.e 133,3 $).
Army officers minimum salaries are far higher than this.
Silly joke.
Thanks, Shelata, I was having a tough time believing those were proper wages.
Morsi will have no power to name his Defense Minister. SCAF announced next MoD will be Tantaoui.
If Junior officers recieved such pay one could probably guess they would pilfer and steal from those below them. Egypt's army doesn't look like Chiang Kai-Shek's which was famous for such acts of pilfering and stealing wages and selling off the equipment and even food of its soldiery.
I am confused. Is this the same person in both video.
Anybody watching Morsi's speech? Quite the rally.
Morsi tells thousands in Tahrir Square that he won’t relinquish presidential powers
In first public speech as president-elect, Morsi says he’ll work to release Omar Abdel-Rahman, convicted by the US in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing
http://www.timesofisrael.com/thousan...esident-elect/
Morsi will visit Teheran next month: http://www.timesofisrael.com/egypts-...to-visit-iran/
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has no plans to visit Tehran next month despite recent media reports to the contrary, Morsi spokesman Yasser Ali said on Tuesday.
Iran's Fars news agency has continued to report – despite strenuous denials by Morsi's office – that Egypt's new president planned to visit the Islamic republic next month to meet with Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadnijad to discuss the future of bilateral relations, al-Ahram newspaper reported.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...250838,00.html