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Kind of crazy how Egypt went from the bread basket of the Roman Empire to the world’s largest grain importer. But going from a population of 5 million to 111 million with no additional arable land will do that I suppose.
Most of it was self-inflicted, beyond the population increase. Egypt's agricultural infrastructure is decrepit and very inefficient (irrigation systems are old and leaky). It is also geared towards cash crop production, like cotton and sugar. Both are very water intensive. Wheat production has made a comeback recently (wonder why) but is still held back by poor infrastructure.
Blame Nasser in part due to his construction of the Asawan dam, which tamed the Nile, but resulting less fresh soil coming down the Nile, making farmland much less productive.
Gotta love the replies trying to find a way around blaming overpopulation. Overpopulation is a hard truth that people desperately want to ignore or hand wave away, but we'll have to reckon with it some time. More population is a serious detriment beyond a certain point.
@@StuffandThings_ Not trying to handwave away overpopulation. Egypt probably could actually decently feed its current population, and then some, with the right management and technology (desalination, proper infrastructure, using more efficient crops, etc.) but its corrupt and decadent elite actively kneecaps the country.
@@istoppedcaring6209 In Egypt we know the quote as coming from the Germans originally but now we have a similar situation in terms of how influential the military is
@@aldindurakovic8828 When in doubt, blame the West (Crusaders, Zionists, etc.) instead of your own corrupt leadership that squanders your potential. Of course, Islamism is the solution to everything. What worked for Muhammad and Saladin will work today. The Quaran demands that you stay as a backwards tribe (it doesn't).
@@aldindurakovic8828Didnt we settle all that mess when your "Caliphate" fell in Raqqa? I see you escaped. Are you really so foolish as to try it again?
Honestly, Iraq should be an important lesson for Egypt because they too had one of their largest sources of water, the Euphrates, damed by the Turkish in the 80s and have had only trouble since with reported shortages of water and it takes no genius to say that this has contributed to the country's instability.
@@mike7671 This is hilarious, the minute ethopia sorts out thier domestic issues the possibility of the egyptian army beating ethopia (as thier aircraft are not powerful enough to get past thier air defenses around the dam) is impossible purely due to the geographic location ethopia is in there is a reason why they were not colonised by the arabs or even the europeans and if the italian invasion counts as colonisation so does japan invasion of manchuria and germany occupation of france
As a 15-year-old Egyptian , It’s completely true , The economy has been in a bad recession since a long time especially since 2019 , The main materials like food and water are very expensive and very low in the same time , Education and Health are in their worst state since Alsisi and his ministers got the power, He only cares about building and improving roads and cities where the ministers and politicians live in , You can’t guarantee your future or your career or even a married life here, As Egyptians we also don’t get electricity, Electricity is cut off for 3-6 hours daily from our houses , schools , hospitals and markets which leads to more deaths as some people die inside elevators and people in hospitals die because of disconnecting the medical devices by cutting off electricity , Any one who protests against Alsisi and his government is thrown in jail for years , The Egyptians are very unhappy about what happening , Man I’m crying right now while writing this , I hope Allah saves us from this
"Let them eat cake", "Eat leaves", "Eat bitterness"... I'm seeing a trend here. I guess having leaders who like to say "I'm the state" are prone to getting caught in their own delusions and vanity projects.
PLEASE READ THIS COMMENT OF YOU CARE ABOUT US. Now I'll tell you this as an Egyptian living in this worsening nightmare!!!! Out president doesn't care about is at all and is merely a tool used by other countries to ruin ours and gain money for them. Every decision and stunt and action taken is done to merely ruin our lives and economy severely or to quiet and shut people up so protests don't arise again!! THEY LITERALLY HAVE NO PROBLEM Shooting AT US NORMAL CIVILIANS WITH GUNS AND TANKS AND RUNNING US OVER IF WE DARE TO PROTEST OR PUBLICALLY CRITICIZE ANYTHING ABOUT THE PRESIDENT OR THE GOVERNMENT!!!! THE CORRUPTION YOU DONT SEE IS INCREDIBLY HIGH AND Those Who Oppose THE GOVERNMENT GET Tortured ALONG WITH THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS TO "TEACH Them A LESSON." AND EVEN WITH ALL OF THAT, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS SUPPORT OUR BACKSTABBING TRAITOR OF A PRESIDENT EVEN THOUGH THEY KNOW HE'S BAD AND ARE GETTING THE SHORT END OF THE STICK. It's hard living like this knowing that is the state of your country. We are NOT a democracy. We are a militaristic dictatorship.
Tell that to the United States where people despise each other and want a civil war. Then there are the failed democracy project in Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Eastern Europe. Every country is different. Each country has different system of govt that works for them. Those who think otherwise are the arrogant Westerners who ignore their own festering internal problems.
@@skp8748hah what a delusion that is! The Egyptian military installed him so they wouldn't lose their cash cow. No need for the US to do anything, just threaten to not send any more money.
Exclusive power means that responsibility cannot be shirked, and mob politics is more extreme. The Germans shifted the blame for the war on the dictator.But no one fraudulently cheated on the 1933 election, no one violated the constitution of Weimar Germany. He was widely supported by Hindenburg, the business community, the general public. In the Arab world, the Saudi dictators are developing technology and economy for legitimacy, while the mountain people of Afghanistan are rapidly returning to their 500 year old way of life after losing their tough leader.
It’s ironic that Rome used to depend on Egypt for grain/feeding its population. Now it’s the absolute opposite with Egypt depending on important grain.
Egypt is history, a resilient land, its people are made of solid rock, they have stood the test of time and will continue to do so, no person or empire could bring down the cradle of civilisation. Love u Egypt.
Let’s not forget that Egyptians were the fools who put Sisi in power and helped him destroy their country so it’s a hopeless case with more hopeless and helpless people.
بالعكس دول عالم متخلفه وشوية بهايم رقصو وعرصو وطبلو للسيسي لغاية ما خربها وضيع البلد ولسه بيعرصو ويقولك الناس دي قوية وجبارج وهم اجبن وارخص من انهم ينصفو ويساعدو نفسهم. هي دي ضريبة دعم الانقلاب والعسكر
@@ericaltinkaya9713sure buddy, why don't u tell me something about YOUR nation? And btw during the Arab Israeli war meat and other types of food were scarce in egypt and we had to deal with blackouts the occasional bombing and still we didn't turn against each other or revolt against the government we accepted our circumstances and the army and civilians stood side by side um divided
I remember some years ago something similar was said in Iran by president Rohani - can't afford food? decrease the size of your breakfasts to a minimum, Islam's prophet too starved at times.
Then he should be like the prophet pbuh and starve as well, The prophet pbuh was a leader and starved himself to help his people it shouldnt be the opposite.
If they keep on selling off chunks of the country to other countries to pay their debts, eventually the area where you live will also be sold to a competent financial manager. Something to look forward to.
@@tealkerberus748 They didn't sell the coastal area lol. The Emirati company will have development rights, but the Egyptian ministry of housing owns the land
not true ,,, surprising for me how many Egyptians are now economic political experts and reviewing economic and political decisions,,, please study before هبدing
nowadays it is, judging by trending internet reports, probably the worst country to visit among those one may be inclined to visit. just the world's rudest scammers and beggars everywhere, as well as little tyrant security officials all making up the rules as they go. absolutely no broader societal effort to treat tourists well to preserve the vital tourism industry.a
@@braxxianAncient Egypt, Btolomy era, Coptic Christian era, Arab Muslim era, and Modern Era of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. Now, it's nothing but poor slums after the military coup of 1952
دولتنا ظروفها صعبة ونحن نقف معها للنهاية ومع رئيسها البطل المحارب الذي تولى حكم مصر بعد ثورتان كبيرتان في خلال سنتين تسببا في افلاس مصر وانتشار الفوضى بها فأعاد اليها الاستقرار وقضى على الارهاب واصبحت مصر الدولة الوحيدة التي قضت على الارهاب في العالم حتي الآن، وحمى حدودنا الغربية الموازية لليبيا وجعل شرق ليبيا خالي من الارهاب ونفس الشيئ في حدودنا الجنوبية والشرقية ،وقاد عجلة التنمية وكانت مصر تنمو وتتقدم بسرعة الصاروخ لمدة 6سنوات ولكن بدأنا نشعر بالأزمة بعد فيروس كورونا والحرب الروسية الاوكرانية وبعدها حرب غزة نحن نحترم رئيسنا ونقدرة ونشعر بكم التحديات التي يواجهها ومصر بلد لا تمتلك ثروات ومواردها محدودة وتعدادها ضخم وقد تعرضت للإهمال لأكثر من 50عام، واخيرا نحن لم نركع لأحد بل ان من حولنا هم من يركعوا لنا. تحيا مصر للأبد إن شاء الله❤
@@شاهيشاهي-ر1غ Thanks for ur comment, please when replying on such lying videos write in English so maybe some of them will understand what is really happening in Egypt in exchange of believing the muslim brotherhood media lies
@@markjohn7892لا شكر على واجب هذا واجبنا كمصريين وطنيين غيورين على بلدنا. اما بالنسبة لللغة فأنا لست جيدة في الانجليزي في الحقيقة ولكن أعتقد اليوتيوب به ميزة الترجمة التلقائية شكرا لك❤
@afro_princess1671 One of the worst things that this dictators have done, is that he recruits an electronic mercenary army to defend him on social media, preferring to spend money on them rather than saving his starved poor people. You can mark those mercenaries by their silly nationalistic speeches talking about imaginary unnmeasurable completion of that dictator. And all of them are speaking the same because they are receiving their comments prerevised by the dictator national security.
Not enough innovation. With technology, and power - crops can be grown year-round. Hydroponics. Crop rotation. Indoor farming. Could be done. Isn't being done.
@@EgoEroTergum The problem is the price. Hydroponics and indoor farming is not cheap. Most of the time, it's actually way cheaper and easier to just importing the food from somewhere else. Especially when you're the one who's managing Suez canal.
Egyptians are generally courteous. Tourist touts in almost allcountries. I love ❤Turkey + u can find touts there. I only go to Turkey on holiday. Used to go to Egypt. Just I prefer Turkey to anywhere else in world for Tourism.
industrializtion happened. rural subsistance farmers moved to the cities (which were founded on the best farming land) concrete over the best farm land so increased numbers can etch out a non-agricultural livlihood. same in every major city worldwide. Maaybe we should live in the desert & farm where the cities are
Yes Successive governments have been making it hard for farmers to plant grain, with prices, regulations and so forth. They invested in some projects to increase grain supply, but without expert opinion and to only to placate corrupt businessmen.
Yup it's still the 12 large wheat producer but you can imagine a food pattern that so dependent on Egyptian bread , maybe a normal person would consume 4 to 6 unit of bread daily, I think as Egyptian I don't know countries that consume bread as a main food source like Egypt I think it's similar to how some Asian countries food have a lot of rice
Interesting that you did not suggest the idea that building the capital is incredibly important and worth the billions due to the fact that this new capital is “protest-proof.” Modern day Versailles
@vulpo Because the Muslims' brotherhood brainwashed the Egyptians about birth control as they said birth control is a Taboo according to Islam. I'm an Egyptian Ex Muslim living in Canada and I know how's Egyptians thinks.
A great video as always, but what's was not said about Egypt's new capital is that it's not just a vanity project for Sisi, it's a way of maintaining power for himself, that being the megaproject is being used to pay off high ranking officers within the Egyptian military, The company overseeing the construction of the new capital is owned by the Egyptian military, which means the money is being used to bribe Senior ranking members of the military to remain loyal as well as pay them off for supporting his coup. Also by building a new capital, He's coup proofing his regime by removing The center of governance from Cairo itself, Making it much more difficult for the masses to seize control of government buildings during a revolution by placing distance between the ruled and the rulers, The avenues of the new capital are very wide, which makes it difficult to barricade them and makes moving troops much more easy, and finally The government is implementing a mass surveillance program within The new capital itself that will be on par with what we see in China. It's indeed a vanity project but also serves practical needs of the regime, despite how awful it is.
Egyptian here, there is many things the video did either misunderstood, ignored intentionally, or was totally wrong about, such as following I'm stating below and lived through them as an Egyptian: • Ancient Egypt is at least 7200 years old and not 6000, also, we live on 7% of the nile and not 4% as he stated, in addition to Egypt fertility is 15 for south, 2 for north which round up to 8 kids in average, not 5 as he stated above. • Al-Sisi manipulate religion, he cause the unjust, chaos, and destruction then dare to say your prophet lived in tougher conditions, we are not even had the right to call ourselves believers, and twist verses interpretations to show us that what he do of evil is supported by Quran, by most Sheikhs, Al-Sisi is recognized as an infidel for all crimes he done against Islam, all muslims he is responsible for their death, and all the unjust and destruction he spread through the lands, in addition to be a Zionist and aiding Israel against Gaza and is responsible for all deaths as Netanyahu. • Wheat prices doubled in psan of 3 days then tripled, it didn't just go to 60% as he stated, and Eish Baladi translate into Local Bread. • Zahr Gas field issue wasn't mentioned by him at all, Egypt agreed on exporting Gas to Israel, in which they were in a contract that should've ended but Al-Sisi renewed it after destroying the entire Gas field, Egyptian Army ordered engineers there to exhaust Gas from there at the fastest rate possible, engineers said doing so will mix Gas with Water, causing the Gas Well to no longer be viable for usage, render it useless, Army threatened them under Al-Sisi orders, and engineers were either to face jail or obey, in which by doing as they warned, the gas well mixed with water and no longer usable. • So to export the agreed upon share of Gas to Israel, Al-Sisi used the natural share of Egypt that is self-sufficent to support Israel in which he cuts electricity fromt he entirety of Egypt for 4 hrs a day to support that deal with Israel. • Al-Sisi jailed Ahmed A-Tantawi after preventing him from practicing his rights of elections, jailing all people who went to elect him, kidnapped studens from all colleges of Egypt, kidnapped all governmental employees from their works and forced them to elect him, anyone refusing was accused for treason and jailed and/or excuted for not following such orders. • New capital isn't build as an investment project, it's a military project in which to isolate the capital from downtown, preventing any revolutions from holding government hostage and is built as a military base to exterminate all citizens in case the poor thought of getting even remotely near it, also, the poor aren't allowed there or allowed to even work there which add to the fuel. • The growth in population isn't real, Egyptian aren't able to get married, half of the population at least don't have the right to marry and can't even dream to afford it, people who give birth no longer want children, southern Egyptian that used to give birth to 15 are now sitting at up to 5 kids instead of 15, the raise in population is due to the immigration of Syrians and Sudanese, in which added around 15m total into Egyptian's population which government did willingly and blame us for. • Lastly, FFS, Hosni Mubarak was doing projects in favor of "Egyptian Investors" to generate opportunities for Egyptians and doing projects that directly benifit Egyptian, Al-Sisi's goal is to eradicate all of the poor class of Egypt, and all projects are exclusively favoring to the rich elite class, it doesn't even affect the middle class of Egypt.
10:45 Correction: the suez Canal was during Said Basha's reign and was finished during during Ismail Basha's reign not under british rule infact was built with an agreement with the french.
@@Paul-nn9oj The difference is Australia is larger with a smaller population. If every Australian lived in only 4% of their, it would still be 100 people per square kilometer. That is far from being overpopulated.
I hope RUclips manages to survive. In 80 years time these kinds of videos are going to be pure gold for historians studying the 20s. This is without a doubt the most well-documented era in history. Videos like this provide an insight into the current state of the world and reasoning as to why things are happening. Something we don’t have in so much detail even 30 years ago.
The internet is being erased. You can hardly find anything from pre-2005. YT has even started erasing older comment sections. 30% of research papers have been removed. Broken links are increasingly becoming a problem. information is constantly changed, and now there is a lot of revisionist history. Keeping hard copies, movies, and books has become more important than ever. The 90s nerds predicted it, once corporate got control, and now, with everything on one server like AWS, the internet would be trash. Google no longer searches but is an ad platform. TikTok is an ad platform.
Even so, with the economic crisis, Egypt sent 75% of aid to Gaza, while the rest of the world sent only 25%. Egypt currently hosts more than 10 million refugees, while European countries host 12 million and cry every day because of them economically. Egypt's modern history is full of helping other countries financially and morally, and it built the Arab Gulf states with its engineers, teachers, and doctors. Egypt is not a period that has ended... Egypt continues to give despite all the current and colonial difficulties
@@LenaLipnic Yes, Egypt built a wall and many fortifications to prevent the exodus from Gaza towards Sinai... because this is Israel's plan to steal the land of Gaza... and give the people of Gaza a choice between killing and exodus to Egypt... If the Palestinians were to flee to Sinai, they would have Hamas fighters with them... and they would continue their attacks from Egypt against Israel. Then Egypt will be involved in either a war against Israel or an attack on the Palestinians by Hamas fighters. Finally, Egypt did not close the crossing for the duration of the war except when Israel occupied the Rafah crossing from the Palestinian side. If it had completed coordination with Israel while it was occupying the Palestinian side, this would have been an acknowledgment of its right to do so. . There are complex and intertwined aspects when you simply say: “Egypt built a wall.”
There is no famine in Gaza, most GAZA people appear well fed & healthy. When famine happens there is rampant wasting (where people become thin) ,it's just plain "Victimhood Politics" at play to generate sympathy. Yes food prices in Gaza would have increased & there could be shortage of some but no way Gaza is racing famine
Ethiopia tripled its wheat production in just 2 years becoming the largest wheat producer in Africa. It's planning to be the largest wheat supplier in Africa but Egypt doesn't won't to work with Ethiopia
@@antigenocide399 by accepting the inevitability of equitable use of Nile water by other 11 nile riparian countries. Egypt should invest in desalination plants instead of buying weapons that will get them nowhere . If Egypt invest in Ethiopias agricultural instead of financing rebels inside Ethiopia
@@antigenocide399 Suit yourself. Stereotyping will not solve your problem. The real plague for Egyptians is that they have an inflated view of themselves.
@@SS-sy4uu What karma what did they do? and They are descendants of ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids they didn't vanish and they were over millions not 'imposters' you are either a jealous Afrocentric or an Eurocentric well both are ignorant so you fit right in
As an Egyptian. This is absolutely true. The economy is collapsing, everything is expensive. although Hisno hubarak was stealing from the country I would pick him. In the old days my mom said: things were so cheap that you could get you pepsi and lays chips and chocolates for half a pound now all that costs 100 or something. Nobody knows how terrible the current president is. the electricity cuts off for 3 hours everyday and the students can't study in the dark
Saudis, Emirates Kuwaitis, including the US will never allow Egypt to go down, its crucial for power balance and security. Just like Pakistan, money for no returns
One of the most intelligent comments. This is also why the Gulf states and the West supported Sisi’s coup, because Morsi was a threat to them and to Israel in particular.
@@bilalabdi9148There is a lot that needs to be said in order to explain to you what it means, but as a strict summary, all that matters is that Morsi was the president before Sisi, and he belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is an extremist Islamic group that supported and supplied Hamas With Weapons For this reason, the countries that support Israel supported the military coup carried out by Sisi
For this reason, Western countries, the United Arab Emirates, or Saudi Arabia will not let Egypt fall, because if that happens, a president who hates Israel could be re-elected again.
@@bilalabdi9148Morsi was a threat to Egypt as he almost caused a civil war and Egypt would be divided into “wilayas” which was a term used to describe different areas occupied by Ottomans (Muslim extremists really liked that word) Egypt as we know it would have no longer existed, it was a really scary time. Egypt is also the safe house and the leader of the Middle East, where as you can see, we have ten million Sudanese refugees, not counting the Syrian and Palestinian refugees as well. If Egypt falls, those refugees would have no where to go but Europe (which already has 12 million, as total, that number would double and Europe already struggles with the refugees it has) now think about this, a single country housing the same number of refugees as a whole continent, that same country is in the worst economic crisis in its history, instability and war on all its borders. Ethiopia building a dam which threatens the Nile. Egypt is a ticking bomb that will explode and ruin everything if this continues. It will explode if a revolution happens. So things must be fixed up fast. Those refugees are also causing a lot of instability and pressure, there was many accounts of Sudanese ruining supermarkets, ruining hospital equipment (he said he wasn’t being tended to, even though it was extremely crowded and many ppl were waiting just like him but he decided to play victim of racism) those people entered the country for free and are having the same benefits as an Egyptian and yet they’re causing so much instability and even putting up posters claiming that Terran and sanafeer are Sudanese islands. It is honestly sad and extremely dangerous what’s going on in Egypt. Muslims pressuring Egypt to help Gaza also doesn’t help, they’re putting all the blame and responsibility on Egypt, and yet talking abt Arabic and Muslim unity, is Egypt the only country there is to help? They say Gazans are Muslim like us why don’t you help them as if we’re not helping other Muslims too (ahem Sudanese) but i guess not cause they’re not attacked by Israel so it doesn’t count apparently.
The only solution is industrialisation to improve the productiveness of that huge population. Turn that population into an asset rather than a deficit. Secondly, free up the arable land along the Nile to produce more food and invest heavily in food production technology and techniques.
There is no place to farm any more in Egypt, thats why the gov came up wit the new delta, for new arable land.. This video failed to mention that Egypt has surplus of food actually just not the wheat, Egypt exports expensive products such as fruits etc but it imports wheat because its cheaper..
@@ashiinsane90 But if they don't export expensive food then their budget deficit grows even larger right? It probably isn't an unmanageable situation but you'd need a good leader which el sisi isn't.
Industrialization isn't some kind of magic wand you wave at will to fix an economy. Egypt itself does not have an entrepreneurial class to commission mass production of any truly valuable goods, with the exception of the army who prefer invest into their Swiss bank accounts. And Western investors don't trust Arab countries to locate their capital there, and for good reason. Sure, Egypt-manufactured Adidas shoes would cost way less in both manufacturing and shipping to Europe, but who's gonna guarantee that Egyptian workers will work as efficiently as Chinese? Or that the factory will not burn to the ground at the next bread riot?
@@yarpen26 industrialisation is a necessary step for any nation that wants to become developed, it might be difficult at first as you correctly point out, but it’s something that has to happen. You state that the current problem is lack of foreign investment in Industry, but there are risk taking states like China who are willing to spend billions, as they are already doing in the construction of the new capital, so it’s not as unrealistic as you make it. Egypt might have occasional riots or tensions but it always finds a way to hold itself together and businesses, factories, industries have been operating safely in the country for decades.
Egypt neighbors is fighting and effecting the economy.. Sudan in south.. philistine in the east and Yemen attacking ships and effecting 90% of Suez canal revenue+Libya also in chaos and none ending wars..not mentioning chaos in the Middle East Syria Iraq Lebanon Yemen all of that and the corona crisis years ago really made big hit for the economy that was in bad mood already. I hope my country in the future in better conditions (sorry for bad English 😂)
Exactly, it's not really sisi's fault elsra7a, he is really trying his best. we are just super unlucky. Covid fucked us up the most. interest rates on debt got doubled due to covid, no more tourism revenue, suez canal revenue, nothing. The economy is slowly recovering and will fully recover by next year. Lets not lose hope please. We are struggling so much and facing tons of obstacles.
@@lunarthicclipse8219 Most of Egypt failures is because of Islam and Islamists. And unfortunately Sisi is only fighting Islamists on the security level only not on the awareness and cultural level. Many Egyptians are supporting the Muslims brotherhood terrorist organization and they think that Islam will make Egypt a developed country. Also Alazhar is contributing in the Egyptian economic failure.
@@2009heyhow Same deal. We are going to be inundated with poor videos from 10.000 of people and 100.000 bots. I'm being conservative here. Yeah, there's a lot of poor videos now but look next year or 2026 it will be a lot worse. If that AI is going to be successfully that is; and I believe it will be. You can see how AI is wrecking havoc is the image-industry now. I'm a retired programmer with a hobby of AI and robotics. I've read many books about it from the 90's and onwards and what I've seen so far frightens me. I believe Neil Degrasse Tyson is right: AI will destroy internet. About two months ago I watched a youtube video of him saying that. He said that nobody in the near future will believe anything on the internet and instead go back to written records. That AI which will turn out videos will hasten it.
@@nanorider426 I do 100% agree with you. Game designer here. Artist, no programmer, but also here in my field i see more and more A.I. tools being developped. Such as terrain A.I. tools for example. A.I. can make complete worlds completely dressed with scenery now. I ablsolutely like doing that myself, but sooner or later companies are going to save costs on terrain artists. Sure they can continue working on other stuff, but we are still going to see a reduction of games that are created with love, passion and true craftsmanship. And players will notice this.
@@2009heyhow The way AI lowers the production costs hurts legitimate videos in favour of slob. Editors and presentation have been somewhat static costs that made it unprofitable to just spit out poorly thought out videos. People who just wanted to grift had to make react-content and similar, which could easily be avoided by the viewer. If the only real cost is research, then misinformation will be cheap enough to flood the market and drown the legitimate information.
@@2009heyhow Yeah, I feel your pain. I tired many AI tools to see if they were any good. Most of them were rubbish and only two or three were any good - if you were going to pay. Wizard of the Coast (Dungeon & Dragons) fired nearly the entire graphics staff two days before Xmas last year. That's in part why Larian Studious scrapped Baldur's Gate 4. I think Baldur's Gate 3 is the last game I will buy unless things change, and the way game publishers (and corporations) behave I don't see any way it will change. I'm lucky that I'm of the old guard that was alive when the arcades still existed and witnessed the computer games world evolve. I am sad for the young people that grew up with DLC's and endless money grapping games that lead nowhere. I only purchase games on GOG now.
Egypt so much potential but the mis management ruins it. It’s should be a rich nation given its God given assets. What is this 💩 show. Even Ethiopia doesn’t care and they ethically cleanse portions of their population every year
This is a topic I'm specifically interested in; in the future, could you put links in the description to the sources you used, such as the article by Arfouly? Thank you!
Issues with this video (I am half Egyptian who's currently lives in Egypt): 1- Not all the population lives near the Nile. Both Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts have a large number of citizens living there 2- Suez canal wasn't built during British ruling. Work begun at 1854, completed 1869, brits attacked Egypt in 1882. 3- teran and sanafer were under Egyptian protection not sovereignty. It was better for Egypt to remove their hands off these islands instead of becoming extra headache
@@ZERO00O0Oo0I I agree they have potential but so do many many other countries. I'm not sure, if every country had a sensible leader, that Egypt would be in the top 20.
As an Egyptian i will tell you that %100 true, just look up the black sands of Egypt, it has the largest white and black sands which is very rich minerals, uranium for nuclear power etc that is worth trillions.. But the gov is totally stupid and incapable of anything but taking money from people..
Egypt has made a new government now, by literally replacing ALL ministers with new ones. Hopefully the new ministers make a big change to this country by creating unique ideas and thinking outside the box. Instead of the old ministers who were literally making the stupidest decisions imaginable. Hopefully everything comes back to natural and for egypt to rise up high in the sky and defeat every obstacle in its way. LONG LIVE EGYPT
Great video! However, Hosni Mubarak was way wiser. The Egyptians tried to do a revolution to take a step forward only to find their revolution hijacked by the military and going few steps backwards!
Egyptian mentality: I am poor and live in a overpopulated country where resources are scarced and water is limited, what to do? Let's make lots of kids!!!
more hunger and less money then more kids, thats works everywhere in the world where kids are a investment for parents old days, they know this system very well
Hmm, a few errors: the canal was built during ottoman- Egypt rule, not british rule. Rather, the canal initially bankrupted the country, leading to British rule.
What French times 💀? It was built during the time of Khedive Ismail, the architect was just French + a prototype of the canal had already been there since the time of the Pharoahs. Also, France as a whole never colonized Egypt, Napoleon just controlled large parts of the Nile Delta. @@HijrahSigma
I retired to my home in Morocco a few years back.We have poverty but not on this scale.I wish the faith did more.I do my best but it's an uphill climb!Oh I'm British but now have my Moroccan residency I love the place!
Yaaa because you brought a few pounds and don't have to deal with either the economy there or the local population. You'd be even more miserable and poor than the locals. I keep hearing a lot about female tourists being sexually molested but hey, you like it so there's that. Interesting comment I have to say.
Eat Leaves, like the prophet. I imagine Early modern Popes and Bishops during famines told the peasants 'Jesus fasted in the desert!'. Theocrats always the same: Leaves or nothing for you, feasts for me.
But it is sustainable... They have Germany just a short dinghy sail across the med away with all their benefits and social services. Why tf wouldnt they? You think they'll fight it out at home? 😂 Feel free to post Angela Merkels adress for anyone wanting to come, she can sort this out with her own Ressources.
good stuff with a few mistakes as usual with any Egypt econ content. I want to point out that saying only 4% of the land is habitable is a bit of a stretch, most coastal areas in Egypt (which is a lot) are habitable not to mention other deserted places that could be renovated. the only reason the government and investors are focusing their capital on the delta is because it's cheaper to concentrate everything
Nice coverage of the current situation in Egypt and a great video editing. I noticed a small mistake in your timeline of The Suez Canal: (10:39) the digging of the Suez Canal took 10 years, between 1859 and 1869, while the British occupation of Egypt started in 1882. In fact, many believe that the British attacked Egypt to control The Suez Canal which was an important and short route to India
That's not even the case! The fertility rate is already on the decline for 10 years, but the government is corrupt and allocates all resources for useless projects.
Egyptians, as a Muslim majority, always say that having many children is strength, and that a child is born with his livelihood. They believe in this, that no matter how poor we are, having children will not increase our poverty because every child is born with his livelihood. Therefore, they give birth to many children without thinking, even though they They become poorer and more needy
This is just showing the bad situation of Egypt, they selling their land of foreign countries which is forbidden in Islam, they need loans from loan for but wheat and basic products.
@@KaiserFranzJosefI Egypt was Arab until the Muslim conquest of the 6th and 7th century, during which they looted and destroyed 100s of temples, destroying history in the process. But hey white man is the bad guy here.
Yeah, because of bullshit beliefs and ignorance, we're fucked, and we've been getting fucked since Muhammed Ali left honestly. The free officers only made it worse, and the Arab spring made it way worse. Now everything is ridiculously expensive, and El-Sisi's solution for us is "don't buy expensive things". I'm not joking, BTW. He actually said that in one of his speeches. And never mind you the power outages every day for 2, sometimes 3 hours.
Some major errors. 1) the Suez was not built during the British rule. It was finished during Khedive Ismail. 2) the habitable area of Egypt is 10% not 4%. 3) and finally the biggie, tourism contributes 11% of GDP in 2023 (highest contribution), which is nowhere the claimed 50% figure. That is insane figures
@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos There are no Albanian or Turks in Egypt, and Arabians are small minority in Egypt and Africa is a contienent, genius. Mohamed Ali Pasha was as Albanian as Napoleon was Italian or the King of England is German/Greek, stupid. Even in the myth, Ham was the father of Nubians, Libyians/Amazighs, Egyptians and Levantines. Yhe rest of subsahara Africans needed not to apply because they were not considered full human, okay??
Egypt is in an absolutely most unique position on the entire planet, to create a man-made inland sea, and consequently, drastically increase living space. all it needs is political will. you can look it up, it's fascinating.
The report shows absolute ignorance & lack of comprehension to the basics of egyptian financial & political situation , recently Egypt joined the BRICS group & is the # 1 destinatin to foreign investment in middle east surpassing coutries like Saudi Arabia & Emirates , in additinon to housing & supporting more than 15 million refugees from surrounding coutrues , shame on you 😢
You're parroting communist propaganda, he never said, "Egyptians should eat leaves" , he said, "Egyptians should be able to eat stuffed grape leaves every day, but it's just not possible, We just don't have the monetary resources", he said that in 2022, Stuffed grape leaves are considered a delicate dish in Egyptian society due to how expensive it is, a dish with 20 pieces can cost you 40 dollars or more, its usually stuffed with spices, herbs, rice and meats, of course marxist Egyptians twisted his words into, "Egyptians should eat leaves", as a way to draw in Egyptian voters who were struggling from the after-effects of Covid-19 and the economic fallout.
I can't imagine that israel has any chance of long term survival with so many failing states around them, even here in Australia we have had serious problems with middle Eastern migrants.
I'm an Egyptian and I might disapprove of some of the decisions taken by the government, but Alsisi is FAR from Mubarak, Mubarak done like %25 of the projects and progress done by Alsisi in a presidential term of 10 years Alsisi vs 29 years Mubarak, and Mubarak had a corrupt hierarchy milking Egypt for its wealth, and don't worry about us moving in masses to Europe, we survived many invasions by Europeans and others and we're still here.
, Egypt must have a severe economic crisis: increasing inflation (to a peak of about 40 percent in September), a lira crisis and huge debts. About 60 percent of the Egyptian population lives below the poverty line and without the ability to take care of basic needs such as: food and living. Projects such as: "New Cairo", "Extension of the Suez Canal". In which Egypt and countries like "China" have invested billions of dollars, are not seen as economically profitable so far. In addition, Egypt is the largest importer of wheat in the world, and since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine and before, wheat prices have risen at 96 dollars per ton. Egypt receives loans from the World Bank in the amount of over 500 million dollars in order to purchase wheat and take care of the most basic needs that it needs to take care of its citizens.
wow...: "I'm poor and don't have any agriculture in my country : let me breed AS MANY kids as I possibly can even though they have no land to work on and will be a burden on my non-existent wealth." Not surprised this didn't turn out well.
All young Egyptian in college are aiming to finish college and migrate to another country ASAP, if this trend continues for a few years that would leave Egypt with the elderly and the underage with no working class, I’m interested to see what would happen then
having that many children basically makes you the flip coin equivalent of a serial killer. you are purposely creating misery for all by doing that. knowingly i might add
@@Handle0108 ooga booga ... what a brain you must have to see anything normal or worthy of the future of humanity in that. just a manual for how not to construct any future.
People there often have no choices. If they have no possibilities to save money for their retirement or there is no functioning social network to take care for those in need, they have no choice but to have as many kids as possible so they can take care of them. Of course its not intentionally evil.
My dear fellow Europeans! At this point you should be fully able to understand where this wind is blowing! Pretty soon ALL of middle east and africa will see their bright future in Europe and will try to come here!!! Vote RIGHT today or you will be FORCED to vote FAR-RIGHT tomorrow!!!
The man also had to fight a war against terrorism. Anyways, it is sad that he made critical mistakes. I used to love him. I wish that he either wakes up, or just leave, as the country won't survive another revolution with all the region around it in a mess.
Good for Ethiopia for doing what it’s right for its people, Egypt can cry all they want. They don’t have exclusive rights to the economic development offered by the Nile.
These videos always come out and the country is always fine at the end, I just went to Egypt and people spend money like no tomorrow, they aren’t poor, the government gives them housing, education and jobs if they even try the slightest. The problem I saw was that most of the development was outside of the rural areas and only in major cities
@@YYuj-up1wyThe middle class in question are the equivalent of low class in other countries. Getting foods like seafood are a luxury and I'm aware of it being so every where aswell but when in a country like Russia a kilograk of shrimp costs around a 1000 rupels and in Egypt costs around 900 L.E With Russia's salaries being around 50k Rupels while Egypt is around 6k, than I wouldn't say that the middle class is even middle class world-wide.
@@ziadzedo comparing Egypt to Russia is a completely different story, they got a war economy meaning they have what they need and don't depend on international trade, in Egypt it's not like that, we depend on it, Egypts resources are made for 75 to 80 million not 110million, not to mention that shrimp in Russia is basically everywhere, yes comparing Egypts middle class to other countries Middle class will make Egypts middle class look like low class, without high rent prices everything will be mostly fine for most middle class people in Egypt.
Might as well ☺️ Israel would pay off the dumb egyptians' debt in the hundreds of $$ billions to make the Sinai the Palestinians' home land, and keep a portion of it to increase 🇮🇱 Israel's strategic depth and land mass.. I actually ( and I kid you not!) I wouldn't be surprised in the least if this putchist simpleton opts for such a mega sale! After all he already took his egyptian wards to their paces by smaller sales of islets, capes etc! He found no response from them whatsoever!!😅 It's hilariously obscene ☺️
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@@theconqueringram5295 this is a joke comment right? lol
Kind of crazy how Egypt went from the bread basket of the Roman Empire to the world’s largest grain importer. But going from a population of 5 million to 111 million with no additional arable land will do that I suppose.
Most of it was self-inflicted, beyond the population increase. Egypt's agricultural infrastructure is decrepit and very inefficient (irrigation systems are old and leaky). It is also geared towards cash crop production, like cotton and sugar. Both are very water intensive. Wheat production has made a comeback recently (wonder why) but is still held back by poor infrastructure.
Blame Nasser in part due to his construction of the Asawan dam, which tamed the Nile, but resulting less fresh soil coming down the Nile, making farmland much less productive.
Gotta love the replies trying to find a way around blaming overpopulation. Overpopulation is a hard truth that people desperately want to ignore or hand wave away, but we'll have to reckon with it some time. More population is a serious detriment beyond a certain point.
@@StuffandThings_ overpopulation definitely is an issue, what other problems are contributing to the awful situation as well.
@@StuffandThings_ Not trying to handwave away overpopulation. Egypt probably could actually decently feed its current population, and then some, with the right management and technology (desalination, proper infrastructure, using more efficient crops, etc.) but its corrupt and decadent elite actively kneecaps the country.
I once read a quote that is very representative of Egypt. "While most states have a military, Egypt's military has a state."
it was originally used for the USSR, but could apply to many countries
@@istoppedcaring6209Prussia actually
Prussia is the correct answer
@@istoppedcaring6209 In Egypt we know the quote as coming from the Germans originally but now we have a similar situation in terms of how influential the military is
Yep, and Moursi was the key to ending it after the spring with the traitor “Mexican” Sisi came in to undo all democracy
“Let them eat cake.” sounds a lot better than “Let them eat leaves.”
cake will cost you your head; leaves are cheaper
Well at least "let them eat leaves" isn't a mistranslation
cake shows delusion of what peasants can afford, leaves show pure disdain for one's own people.
Where are they even going to get enough leaves? Egypt is mostly desert.
@@ianshaver8954 Apparently, Allah is no where to be found since he does NOT exist.
"Egyptians can eat leaves in hard times."
Says the man who dines on fine cuisine.
He's a crusader puppet ...but they shell fall in righteousness
😑😑😑😑⭐🕌🕌🕌🌙🌙🌙⚔🌒
@@aldindurakovic8828 When in doubt, blame the West (Crusaders, Zionists, etc.) instead of your own corrupt leadership that squanders your potential.
Of course, Islamism is the solution to everything. What worked for Muhammad and Saladin will work today. The Quaran demands that you stay as a backwards tribe (it doesn't).
@@aldindurakovic8828 crusader? 😂 there's barely any Christians left in the west
@@aldindurakovic8828Didnt we settle all that mess when your "Caliphate" fell in Raqqa? I see you escaped. Are you really so foolish as to try it again?
@@aldindurakovic8828 Hi foreign agitator, busy day at work it seems, I see they trained you to use emojis!!
Honestly, Iraq should be an important lesson for Egypt because they too had one of their largest sources of water, the Euphrates, damed by the Turkish in the 80s and have had only trouble since with reported shortages of water and it takes no genius to say that this has contributed to the country's instability.
To be fair 90% of Iraqs instability was from 2003 and even before that.
The difference is that Iraq is powerless against Turkey, while Egypt can probably still trash Ethiopia, for now...
@@mike7671 This is hilarious, the minute ethopia sorts out thier domestic issues the possibility of the egyptian army beating ethopia (as thier aircraft are not powerful enough to get past thier air defenses around the dam) is impossible purely due to the geographic location ethopia is in there is a reason why they were not colonised by the arabs or even the europeans and if the italian invasion counts as colonisation so does japan invasion of manchuria and germany occupation of france
@@debs-jf5bd ethiopia is a joke, it can't even deal with Eritrea
@@mike7671 A defensive war is not the same as an offensive war.
"Eat leaves" That's what you get when an army general becomes dictator
leaves
@@FuzzyLoad English is weird isn't it
@@markmuller7962 glad u edited it… good for you
@@markmuller7962English is indeed a strange language, and I say this as a native speaker.
As a 15-year-old Egyptian , It’s completely true , The economy has been in a bad recession since a long time especially since 2019 , The main materials like food and water are very expensive and very low in the same time , Education and Health are in their worst state since Alsisi and his ministers got the power, He only cares about building and improving roads and cities where the ministers and politicians live in , You can’t guarantee your future or your career or even a married life here, As Egyptians we also don’t get electricity, Electricity is cut off for 3-6 hours daily from our houses , schools , hospitals and markets which leads to more deaths as some people die inside elevators and people in hospitals die because of disconnecting the medical devices by cutting off electricity , Any one who protests against Alsisi and his government is thrown in jail for years , The Egyptians are very unhappy about what happening , Man I’m crying right now while writing this , I hope Allah saves us from this
I remember muslim brotherhood and it seemed even worse back then.
I'm also a 15 year old egyptian and I agree to every single word
Where were you when it was You are just a child who does not know anything about the actions that were done before Sisi.
Well, all the roots of your misery is Islam itself. And you hope of "Allah" helping you is going to backfire horribly.
Pray to Yahweh then, not Allah
"Let them eat cake", "Eat leaves", "Eat bitterness"... I'm seeing a trend here. I guess having leaders who like to say "I'm the state" are prone to getting caught in their own delusions and vanity projects.
Let them eat cake wasn't a real quote. It was created by the same people who then went on to murder tens of thousands +.
Should be more resourceful lol
PLEASE READ THIS COMMENT OF YOU CARE ABOUT US. Now I'll tell you this as an Egyptian living in this worsening nightmare!!!! Out president doesn't care about is at all and is merely a tool used by other countries to ruin ours and gain money for them. Every decision and stunt and action taken is done to merely ruin our lives and economy severely or to quiet and shut people up so protests don't arise again!! THEY LITERALLY HAVE NO PROBLEM Shooting AT US NORMAL CIVILIANS WITH GUNS AND TANKS AND RUNNING US OVER IF WE DARE TO PROTEST OR PUBLICALLY CRITICIZE ANYTHING ABOUT THE PRESIDENT OR THE GOVERNMENT!!!! THE CORRUPTION YOU DONT SEE IS INCREDIBLY HIGH AND Those Who Oppose THE GOVERNMENT GET Tortured ALONG WITH THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS TO "TEACH Them A LESSON." AND EVEN WITH ALL OF THAT, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS SUPPORT OUR BACKSTABBING TRAITOR OF A PRESIDENT EVEN THOUGH THEY KNOW HE'S BAD AND ARE GETTING THE SHORT END OF THE STICK. It's hard living like this knowing that is the state of your country. We are NOT a democracy. We are a militaristic dictatorship.
Any country with authoritarian leaders are always at risk of collapsing.
This one was installed by the US.
Never forget Morsi
Tell that to the United States where people despise each other and want a civil war. Then there are the failed democracy project in Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Eastern Europe. Every country is different. Each country has different system of govt that works for them. Those who think otherwise are the arrogant Westerners who ignore their own festering internal problems.
@@skp8748hah what a delusion that is! The Egyptian military installed him so they wouldn't lose their cash cow. No need for the US to do anything, just threaten to not send any more money.
Exclusive power means that responsibility cannot be shirked, and mob politics is more extreme. The Germans shifted the blame for the war on the dictator.But no one fraudulently cheated on the 1933 election, no one violated the constitution of Weimar Germany. He was widely supported by Hindenburg, the business community, the general public. In the Arab world, the Saudi dictators are developing technology and economy for legitimacy, while the mountain people of Afghanistan are rapidly returning to their 500 year old way of life after losing their tough leader.
It’s ironic that Rome used to depend on Egypt for grain/feeding its population. Now it’s the absolute opposite with Egypt depending on important grain.
It's because Egypt nowadays focuses on plants that make more money than wheat, so that it can sell it at a high price, buy wheat, then take the profit
Egypt use to be ruled by bronze skinned Caucasians, not Muslims and Nerubians.
Egypt had a population of 2 million back then and not the 105 million of today.
@@amerhamad-zp6ge That's what happens when you have mass immigration.
Al sis is doing what the west command him he is apuppet for zionism
Egypt is history, a resilient land, its people are made of solid rock, they have stood the test of time and will continue to do so, no person or empire could bring down the cradle of civilisation. Love u Egypt.
Egypt isn't a candle of civilization, before history was written Egypt was there, infact the first ever country was egypt.
Current population are muslim invaders, that's nothing to do with rocks.
Just conquerors from a thousand years ago
Long live Egypt
Let’s not forget that Egyptians were the fools who put Sisi in power and helped him destroy their country so it’s a hopeless case with more hopeless and helpless people.
Yet they have neither their language, nor religion, nor identity, nor anything meaningful for the modern world.
Egypt is a strong country and Egyptians are resilient people, greetings to my brothers from Tunisia 🇹🇳
تسلم يا غالى - بنحبكو برشا
They are neither nor!!! Keep a close watch !!
بالعكس دول عالم متخلفه وشوية بهايم رقصو وعرصو وطبلو للسيسي لغاية ما خربها وضيع البلد ولسه بيعرصو ويقولك الناس دي قوية وجبارج وهم اجبن وارخص من انهم ينصفو ويساعدو نفسهم. هي دي ضريبة دعم الانقلاب والعسكر
@@ericaltinkaya9713 great, thanks for your kindness...
@@ericaltinkaya9713sure buddy, why don't u tell me something about YOUR nation? And btw during the Arab Israeli war meat and other types of food were scarce in egypt and we had to deal with blackouts the occasional bombing and still we didn't turn against each other or revolt against the government we accepted our circumstances and the army and civilians stood side by side um divided
I remember some years ago something similar was said in Iran by president Rohani - can't afford food? decrease the size of your breakfasts to a minimum, Islam's prophet too starved at times.
This flowed understanding of Islam is the reason Muslims lost their edge since the 16th century... for them islam is only about the after life
Administration is the cause
Then he should be like the prophet pbuh and starve as well, The prophet pbuh was a leader and starved himself to help his people it shouldnt be the opposite.
as an Egyptian I'm telling you, this government keeps making the most stupid decisions imaginable, day after day.
If they keep on selling off chunks of the country to other countries to pay their debts, eventually the area where you live will also be sold to a competent financial manager.
Something to look forward to.
Bring back democracy
@@tealkerberus748 They didn't sell the coastal area lol. The Emirati company will have development rights, but the Egyptian ministry of housing owns the land
@@mohammadbinmahbub9160 Democracy? Where in the world is a democracy?
not true ,,, surprising for me how many Egyptians are now economic political experts and reviewing economic and political decisions,,, please study before هبدing
I visited Egypt back in the 80s. Was not impressed. Except of course with the ancient ruins.
nowadays it is, judging by trending internet reports, probably the worst country to visit among those one may be inclined to visit. just the world's rudest scammers and beggars everywhere, as well as little tyrant security officials all making up the rules as they go. absolutely no broader societal effort to treat tourists well to preserve the vital tourism industry.a
Tourists go there to experience ancient Egypt. Modern Egypt has little to offer.
Its really damn sad
From what I understand it's highly discouraged if you're a white woman. Basically 100% guaranteed to be sexually harassed.
@@braxxianAncient Egypt, Btolomy era, Coptic Christian era, Arab Muslim era, and Modern Era of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century.
Now, it's nothing but poor slums after the military coup of 1952
He would rather bend the knees to certain countries than stand up for his people. I feel sad for the beautiful people of Egypt 🇪🇬
دولتنا ظروفها صعبة ونحن نقف معها للنهاية ومع رئيسها البطل المحارب الذي تولى حكم مصر بعد ثورتان كبيرتان في خلال سنتين تسببا في افلاس مصر وانتشار الفوضى بها فأعاد اليها الاستقرار وقضى على الارهاب واصبحت مصر الدولة الوحيدة التي قضت على الارهاب في العالم حتي الآن، وحمى حدودنا الغربية الموازية لليبيا وجعل شرق ليبيا خالي من الارهاب ونفس الشيئ في حدودنا الجنوبية والشرقية ،وقاد عجلة التنمية وكانت مصر تنمو وتتقدم بسرعة الصاروخ لمدة 6سنوات ولكن بدأنا نشعر بالأزمة بعد فيروس كورونا والحرب الروسية الاوكرانية وبعدها حرب غزة نحن نحترم رئيسنا ونقدرة ونشعر بكم التحديات التي يواجهها ومصر بلد لا تمتلك ثروات ومواردها محدودة وتعدادها ضخم وقد تعرضت للإهمال لأكثر من 50عام، واخيرا نحن لم نركع لأحد بل ان من حولنا هم من يركعوا لنا. تحيا مصر للأبد إن شاء الله❤
@@شاهيشاهي-ر1غ Thanks for ur comment, please when replying on such lying videos write in English so maybe some of them will understand what is really happening in Egypt in exchange of believing the muslim brotherhood media lies
@@markjohn7892لا شكر على واجب هذا واجبنا كمصريين وطنيين غيورين على بلدنا. اما بالنسبة لللغة فأنا لست جيدة في الانجليزي في الحقيقة ولكن أعتقد اليوتيوب به ميزة الترجمة التلقائية
شكرا لك❤
@afro_princess1671
One of the worst things that this dictators have done, is that he recruits an electronic mercenary army to defend him on social media, preferring to spend money on them rather than saving his starved poor people.
You can mark those mercenaries by their silly nationalistic speeches talking about imaginary unnmeasurable completion of that dictator.
And all of them are speaking the same because they are receiving their comments prerevised by the dictator national security.
Too many people, not enough resources.
A tale as old as time
Not enough innovation.
With technology, and power - crops can be grown year-round.
Hydroponics. Crop rotation. Indoor farming.
Could be done. Isn't being done.
@@EgoEroTergumtrue. Israel thrives despite being a desert
@@EgoEroTergum
The problem is the price. Hydroponics and indoor farming is not cheap. Most of the time, it's actually way cheaper and easier to just importing the food from somewhere else. Especially when you're the one who's managing Suez canal.
@@EgoEroTergum
Innovation can only get you so far.
too much jiggy jiggy.
not enough thinky thinky.
A tale as old as time.
I always thought it was crazy that the countries that are most reliant on tourism are the ones that hate tourists the most.
That’s because in those countries, the government and the people are not part of the same social group.
@@aimanmarzuqi4804 and that was their downfall, people will never want to travel to religionus fanatics country
politicians are alien to every country
Egyptians are generally courteous. Tourist touts in almost allcountries. I love ❤Turkey + u can find touts there. I only go to Turkey on holiday. Used to go to Egypt. Just I prefer Turkey to anywhere else in world for Tourism.
@@murrayeldred3563 well, yeah, Turkey is not a bad
Can someone correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t Egypt Romes main source of grain in ancient times and now it’s the worlds number one importer?
Yes. Times change.
industrializtion happened. rural subsistance farmers moved to the cities (which were founded on the best farming land) concrete over the best farm land so increased numbers can etch out a non-agricultural livlihood. same in every major city worldwide. Maaybe we should live in the desert & farm where the cities are
Yes
Successive governments have been making it hard for farmers to plant grain, with prices, regulations and so forth.
They invested in some projects to increase grain supply, but without expert opinion and to only to placate corrupt businessmen.
Egypt had only a few million inhabitats at the time, almost all were farmers, and the Roman empire had a population about the same as modern Egypt !?
Yup it's still the 12 large wheat producer but you can imagine a food pattern that so dependent on Egyptian bread , maybe a normal person would consume 4 to 6 unit of bread daily, I think as Egyptian I don't know countries that consume bread as a main food source like Egypt I think it's similar to how some Asian countries food have a lot of rice
Interesting that you did not suggest the idea that building the capital is incredibly important and worth the billions due to the fact that this new capital is “protest-proof.” Modern day Versailles
Worth it for him, but not for the people, it’s bankrupting the country
@@ezzwhitezombie666 That city is a fortress for future dictators.
not true....the new capital worth it,,, and the state didn't fund the operation of building the new capital ,,,, stop saying shit u don't understand
@@markjohn7892 are you a paid actor?? Can you connect me with your boss I also want to make money saying bullshit
@@markjohn7892 meow
Seems like they stepped up their game and became their own Locust plague
Have the Egyptians never heard of birth control?
@@vulpotheir government plans to lower the birthrate to 1.6. they should have done that 50 years ago but better late than never
@@vulpo goverments teach people about it they did in asia and europe the problem is corrupt goverments dont care
@vulpo Because the Muslims' brotherhood brainwashed the Egyptians about birth control as they said birth control is a Taboo according to Islam. I'm an Egyptian Ex Muslim living in Canada and I know how's Egyptians thinks.
@@vulpo being an Egyptian myself who thankfully got proper education, I assure you.
No.
A great video as always, but what's was not said about Egypt's new capital is that it's not just a vanity project for Sisi, it's a way of maintaining power for himself, that being the megaproject is being used to pay off high ranking officers within the Egyptian military, The company overseeing the construction of the new capital is owned by the Egyptian military, which means the money is being used to bribe Senior ranking members of the military to remain loyal as well as pay them off for supporting his coup. Also by building a new capital, He's coup proofing his regime by removing The center of governance from Cairo itself, Making it much more difficult for the masses to seize control of government buildings during a revolution by placing distance between the ruled and the rulers, The avenues of the new capital are very wide, which makes it difficult to barricade them and makes moving troops much more easy, and finally The government is implementing a mass surveillance program within The new capital itself that will be on par with what we see in China. It's indeed a vanity project but also serves practical needs of the regime, despite how awful it is.
Egyptian here, there is many things the video did either misunderstood, ignored intentionally, or was totally wrong about, such as following I'm stating below and lived through them as an Egyptian:
• Ancient Egypt is at least 7200 years old and not 6000, also, we live on 7% of the nile and not 4% as he stated, in addition to Egypt fertility is 15 for south, 2 for north which round up to 8 kids in average, not 5 as he stated above.
• Al-Sisi manipulate religion, he cause the unjust, chaos, and destruction then dare to say your prophet lived in tougher conditions, we are not even had the right to call ourselves believers, and twist verses interpretations to show us that what he do of evil is supported by Quran, by most Sheikhs, Al-Sisi is recognized as an infidel for all crimes he done against Islam, all muslims he is responsible for their death, and all the unjust and destruction he spread through the lands, in addition to be a Zionist and aiding Israel against Gaza and is responsible for all deaths as Netanyahu.
• Wheat prices doubled in psan of 3 days then tripled, it didn't just go to 60% as he stated, and Eish Baladi translate into Local Bread.
• Zahr Gas field issue wasn't mentioned by him at all, Egypt agreed on exporting Gas to Israel, in which they were in a contract that should've ended but Al-Sisi renewed it after destroying the entire Gas field, Egyptian Army ordered engineers there to exhaust Gas from there at the fastest rate possible, engineers said doing so will mix Gas with Water, causing the Gas Well to no longer be viable for usage, render it useless, Army threatened them under Al-Sisi orders, and engineers were either to face jail or obey, in which by doing as they warned, the gas well mixed with water and no longer usable.
• So to export the agreed upon share of Gas to Israel, Al-Sisi used the natural share of Egypt that is self-sufficent to support Israel in which he cuts electricity fromt he entirety of Egypt for 4 hrs a day to support that deal with Israel.
• Al-Sisi jailed Ahmed A-Tantawi after preventing him from practicing his rights of elections, jailing all people who went to elect him, kidnapped studens from all colleges of Egypt, kidnapped all governmental employees from their works and forced them to elect him, anyone refusing was accused for treason and jailed and/or excuted for not following such orders.
• New capital isn't build as an investment project, it's a military project in which to isolate the capital from downtown, preventing any revolutions from holding government hostage and is built as a military base to exterminate all citizens in case the poor thought of getting even remotely near it, also, the poor aren't allowed there or allowed to even work there which add to the fuel.
• The growth in population isn't real, Egyptian aren't able to get married, half of the population at least don't have the right to marry and can't even dream to afford it, people who give birth no longer want children, southern Egyptian that used to give birth to 15 are now sitting at up to 5 kids instead of 15, the raise in population is due to the immigration of Syrians and Sudanese, in which added around 15m total into Egyptian's population which government did willingly and blame us for.
• Lastly, FFS, Hosni Mubarak was doing projects in favor of "Egyptian Investors" to generate opportunities for Egyptians and doing projects that directly benifit Egyptian, Al-Sisi's goal is to eradicate all of the poor class of Egypt, and all projects are exclusively favoring to the rich elite class, it doesn't even affect the middle class of Egypt.
Thank you for the explanation from your Egyptian brother😊.
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Thank you for this information. I am sorry your leader is such a prick. I really hope to see a free and prosperous Egypt some day.
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10:45 Correction: the suez Canal was during Said Basha's reign and was finished during during Ismail Basha's reign not under british rule infact was built with an agreement with the french.
Really nuts how they live on only 4 percent of the land
Australians live in 7 cities on the coast, 80% is inhospitable
@@Paul-nn9oj The difference is Australia is larger with a smaller population. If every Australian lived in only 4% of their, it would still be 100 people per square kilometer. That is far from being overpopulated.
All other areas is just desert with no facilities,I love desert but u can’t learn or have a hospital if u are sick the blame is on rulers not people
I hope RUclips manages to survive. In 80 years time these kinds of videos are going to be pure gold for historians studying the 20s. This is without a doubt the most well-documented era in history. Videos like this provide an insight into the current state of the world and reasoning as to why things are happening. Something we don’t have in so much detail even 30 years ago.
There has to be some kind of acrhive for specifically educational content.
The internet is being erased. You can hardly find anything from pre-2005. YT has even started erasing older comment sections. 30% of research papers have been removed. Broken links are increasingly becoming a problem. information is constantly changed, and now there is a lot of revisionist history. Keeping hard copies, movies, and books has become more important than ever.
The 90s nerds predicted it, once corporate got control, and now, with everything on one server like AWS, the internet would be trash. Google no longer searches but is an ad platform. TikTok is an ad platform.
@@Nylon_riot Those 90s nerds are the ones working for those corporations.
@@Shyhalu Nah they all got mega rich then dipped over a decade ago
these kind of videos are full of shitty lies
Even so, with the economic crisis, Egypt sent 75% of aid to Gaza, while the rest of the world sent only 25%.
Egypt currently hosts more than 10 million refugees, while European countries host 12 million and cry every day because of them economically.
Egypt's modern history is full of helping other countries financially and morally, and it built the Arab Gulf states with its engineers, teachers, and doctors.
Egypt is not a period that has ended... Egypt continues to give despite all the current and colonial difficulties
Egypt has built a wall on its border to Gaza and checkpoint has been closed.
@@LenaLipnic
Yes, Egypt built a wall and many fortifications to prevent the exodus from Gaza towards Sinai...
because this is Israel's plan to steal the land of Gaza... and give the people of Gaza a choice between killing and exodus to Egypt... If the Palestinians were to flee to Sinai, they would have Hamas fighters with them... and they would continue their attacks from Egypt against Israel. Then Egypt will be involved in either a war against Israel or an attack on the Palestinians by Hamas fighters.
Finally, Egypt did not close the crossing for the duration of the war except when Israel occupied the Rafah crossing from the Palestinian side. If it had completed coordination with Israel while it was occupying the Palestinian side, this would have been an acknowledgment of its right to do so. .
There are complex and intertwined aspects when you simply say: “Egypt built a wall.”
@@LenaLipnic if palestinians leave their land they can never come back, isreal wants that, if that happens it wins
@@LenaLipnicaha so we must open those walls so IDF enters too?
There is no famine in Gaza, most GAZA people appear well fed & healthy.
When famine happens there is rampant wasting (where people become thin) ,it's just plain "Victimhood Politics" at play to generate sympathy.
Yes food prices in Gaza would have increased & there could be shortage of some but no way Gaza is racing famine
Ethiopia tripled its wheat production in just 2 years becoming the largest wheat producer in Africa. It's planning to be the largest wheat supplier in Africa but Egypt doesn't won't to work with Ethiopia
Work with Ethiopia how? By starving to death?
@@antigenocide399 by accepting the inevitability of equitable use of Nile water by other 11 nile riparian countries. Egypt should invest in desalination plants instead of buying weapons that will get them nowhere . If Egypt invest in Ethiopias agricultural instead of financing rebels inside Ethiopia
@@antigenocide399 Suit yourself. Stereotyping will not solve your problem. The real plague for Egyptians is that they have an inflated view of themselves.
Karma descends on Egypt…and these imposters are not the original Egyptians that built the pyramids
@@SS-sy4uu What karma what did they do? and They are descendants of ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids they didn't vanish and they were over millions not 'imposters' you are either a jealous Afrocentric or an Eurocentric well both are ignorant so you fit right in
As an Egyptian. This is absolutely true. The economy is collapsing, everything is expensive. although Hisno hubarak was stealing from the country I would pick him. In the old days my mom said: things were so cheap that you could get you pepsi and lays chips and chocolates for half a pound now all that costs 100 or something. Nobody knows how terrible the current president is. the electricity cuts off for 3 hours everyday and the students can't study in the dark
Youre not egyptian. His name isnt "hisno hubarak" , and we dont have Lays. Its called Chipsy, Shabbo.
@@lefroste6370 I am egyptian I just said lays for people to understand chipsy is basically lays but rebranded lol and I like sina cola do you?
@@lefroste6370 his name is hosny mubarak but the americans call him hisno idk why and the Hubarak was a misspell
@@Boltychad sorry i mightve been schizophrenic and accused you, ignore that and i p much agree with your comment except hosni was a cunt
bro trust me if hosni was kept we wouldve ended up in the same way. it was just a matter of time
Saudis, Emirates Kuwaitis, including the US will never allow Egypt to go down, its crucial for power balance and security. Just like Pakistan, money for no returns
One of the most intelligent comments. This is also why the Gulf states and the West supported Sisi’s coup, because Morsi was a threat to them and to Israel in particular.
@@alhashmy1310 explain a little more
@@bilalabdi9148There is a lot that needs to be said in order to explain to you what it means, but as a strict summary, all that matters is that Morsi was the president before Sisi, and he belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is an extremist Islamic group that supported and supplied Hamas With Weapons For this reason, the countries that support Israel supported the military coup carried out by Sisi
For this reason, Western countries, the United Arab Emirates, or Saudi Arabia will not let Egypt fall, because if that happens, a president who hates Israel could be re-elected again.
@@bilalabdi9148Morsi was a threat to Egypt as he almost caused a civil war and Egypt would be divided into “wilayas” which was a term used to describe different areas occupied by Ottomans (Muslim extremists really liked that word) Egypt as we know it would have no longer existed, it was a really scary time.
Egypt is also the safe house and the leader of the Middle East, where as you can see, we have ten million Sudanese refugees, not counting the Syrian and Palestinian refugees as well. If Egypt falls, those refugees would have no where to go but Europe (which already has 12 million, as total, that number would double and Europe already struggles with the refugees it has) now think about this, a single country housing the same number of refugees as a whole continent, that same country is in the worst economic crisis in its history, instability and war on all its borders. Ethiopia building a dam which threatens the Nile. Egypt is a ticking bomb that will explode and ruin everything if this continues. It will explode if a revolution happens. So things must be fixed up fast. Those refugees are also causing a lot of instability and pressure, there was many accounts of Sudanese ruining supermarkets, ruining hospital equipment (he said he wasn’t being tended to, even though it was extremely crowded and many ppl were waiting just like him but he decided to play victim of racism) those people entered the country for free and are having the same benefits as an Egyptian and yet they’re causing so much instability and even putting up posters claiming that Terran and sanafeer are Sudanese islands. It is honestly sad and extremely dangerous what’s going on in Egypt. Muslims pressuring Egypt to help Gaza also doesn’t help, they’re putting all the blame and responsibility on Egypt, and yet talking abt Arabic and Muslim unity, is Egypt the only country there is to help? They say Gazans are Muslim like us why don’t you help them as if we’re not helping other Muslims too (ahem Sudanese) but i guess not cause they’re not attacked by Israel so it doesn’t count apparently.
The only solution is industrialisation to improve the productiveness of that huge population. Turn that population into an asset rather than a deficit.
Secondly, free up the arable land along the Nile to produce more food and invest heavily in food production technology and techniques.
There is no place to farm any more in Egypt, thats why the gov came up wit the new delta, for new arable land.. This video failed to mention that Egypt has surplus of food actually just not the wheat, Egypt exports expensive products such as fruits etc but it imports wheat because its cheaper..
@@ashiinsane90 But if they don't export expensive food then their budget deficit grows even larger right? It probably isn't an unmanageable situation but you'd need a good leader which el sisi isn't.
industrialisation is what caused this in the first place.
Industrialization isn't some kind of magic wand you wave at will to fix an economy. Egypt itself does not have an entrepreneurial class to commission mass production of any truly valuable goods, with the exception of the army who prefer invest into their Swiss bank accounts. And Western investors don't trust Arab countries to locate their capital there, and for good reason. Sure, Egypt-manufactured Adidas shoes would cost way less in both manufacturing and shipping to Europe, but who's gonna guarantee that Egyptian workers will work as efficiently as Chinese? Or that the factory will not burn to the ground at the next bread riot?
@@yarpen26 industrialisation is a necessary step for any nation that wants to become developed, it might be difficult at first as you correctly point out, but it’s something that has to happen.
You state that the current problem is lack of foreign investment in Industry, but there are risk taking states like China who are willing to spend billions, as they are already doing in the construction of the new capital, so it’s not as unrealistic as you make it.
Egypt might have occasional riots or tensions but it always finds a way to hold itself together and businesses, factories, industries have been operating safely in the country for decades.
I'm not sure the Prussia saying completely captures how intertwined the Egyptian military is with the economy as a whole.
Egypt neighbors is fighting and effecting the economy.. Sudan in south.. philistine in the east and Yemen attacking ships and effecting 90% of Suez canal revenue+Libya also in chaos and none ending wars..not mentioning chaos in the Middle East Syria Iraq Lebanon Yemen all of that and the corona crisis years ago really made big hit for the economy that was in bad mood already.
I hope my country in the future in better conditions (sorry for bad English 😂)
These aren't the true reasons behind Egypt dire situation. The true reasons are the Corruption, Dictatorship, and the extreme Islam and Islamists.
Exactly, it's not really sisi's fault elsra7a, he is really trying his best. we are just super unlucky.
Covid fucked us up the most. interest rates on debt got doubled due to covid, no more tourism revenue, suez canal revenue, nothing.
The economy is slowly recovering and will fully recover by next year.
Lets not lose hope please. We are struggling so much and facing tons of obstacles.
@@lunarthicclipse8219 Most of Egypt failures is because of Islam and Islamists. And unfortunately Sisi is only fighting Islamists on the security level only not on the awareness and cultural level. Many Egyptians are supporting the Muslims brotherhood terrorist organization and they think that Islam will make Egypt a developed country. Also Alazhar is contributing in the Egyptian economic failure.
That add of invideoAI is frightening! That is going to be the end of youtube.
Not the end of youtube, but the end for the people who work as editors and make their money with it.
@@2009heyhow Same deal. We are going to be inundated with poor videos from 10.000 of people and 100.000 bots. I'm being conservative here. Yeah, there's a lot of poor videos now but look next year or 2026 it will be a lot worse.
If that AI is going to be successfully that is; and I believe it will be. You can see how AI is wrecking havoc is the image-industry now.
I'm a retired programmer with a hobby of AI and robotics. I've read many books about it from the 90's and onwards and what I've seen so far frightens me.
I believe Neil Degrasse Tyson is right: AI will destroy internet. About two months ago I watched a youtube video of him saying that. He said that nobody in the near future will believe anything on the internet and instead go back to written records. That AI which will turn out videos will hasten it.
@@nanorider426 I do 100% agree with you. Game designer here. Artist, no programmer, but also here in my field i see more and more A.I. tools being developped. Such as terrain A.I. tools for example. A.I. can make complete worlds completely dressed with scenery now. I ablsolutely like doing that myself, but sooner or later companies are going to save costs on terrain artists. Sure they can continue working on other stuff, but we are still going to see a reduction of games that are created with love, passion and true craftsmanship. And players will notice this.
@@2009heyhow The way AI lowers the production costs hurts legitimate videos in favour of slob. Editors and presentation have been somewhat static costs that made it unprofitable to just spit out poorly thought out videos. People who just wanted to grift had to make react-content and similar, which could easily be avoided by the viewer. If the only real cost is research, then misinformation will be cheap enough to flood the market and drown the legitimate information.
@@2009heyhow Yeah, I feel your pain. I tired many AI tools to see if they were any good. Most of them were rubbish and only two or three were any good - if you were going to pay.
Wizard of the Coast (Dungeon & Dragons) fired nearly the entire graphics staff two days before Xmas last year. That's in part why Larian Studious scrapped Baldur's Gate 4.
I think Baldur's Gate 3 is the last game I will buy unless things change, and the way game publishers (and corporations) behave I don't see any way it will change.
I'm lucky that I'm of the old guard that was alive when the arcades still existed and witnessed the computer games world evolve. I am sad for the young people that grew up with DLC's and endless money grapping games that lead nowhere.
I only purchase games on GOG now.
Egypt so much potential but the mis management ruins it. It’s should be a rich nation given its God given assets. What is this 💩 show. Even Ethiopia doesn’t care and they ethically cleanse portions of their population every year
Lies
Gratuitous jab! Leave Ethiopia out of your comment. It is a blatant lie, irrelevant, and unnecessary. Ethiopia is the least of your problems.
Don't breed if you can't feed!
This is a topic I'm specifically interested in; in the future, could you put links in the description to the sources you used, such as the article by Arfouly? Thank you!
Issues with this video (I am half Egyptian who's currently lives in Egypt):
1- Not all the population lives near the Nile. Both Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts have a large number of citizens living there
2- Suez canal wasn't built during British ruling. Work begun at 1854, completed 1869, brits attacked Egypt in 1882.
3- teran and sanafer were under Egyptian protection not sovereignty. It was better for Egypt to remove their hands off these islands instead of becoming extra headache
love your stuff!
Always Love your great content and visuals❤
It's a sad thing for what's happening in Egypt. Egypt should at least be one of the 20 largest economies in the world.
Why is that?
@@davidjennings2179 Egypt has all the economic and social ingredients to be a great power, but the ruler is more stupid than anything
@@ZERO00O0Oo0I I agree they have potential but so do many many other countries. I'm not sure, if every country had a sensible leader, that Egypt would be in the top 20.
@@davidjennings2179 may god with Egypt
As an Egyptian i will tell you that %100 true, just look up the black sands of Egypt, it has the largest white and black sands which is very rich minerals, uranium for nuclear power etc that is worth trillions.. But the gov is totally stupid and incapable of anything but taking money from people..
"Bread" was misspelled on the "Distribution of food in the Egyptian diet" chart at 06:47
OMG I didn't notice this😂!
but Thanks for the information😊.
Great video as always GTBT thanks for yalls hard work ❤ from TX
Egypt has made a new government now, by literally replacing ALL ministers with new ones. Hopefully the new ministers make a big change to this country by creating unique ideas and thinking outside the box. Instead of the old ministers who were literally making the stupidest decisions imaginable. Hopefully everything comes back to natural and for egypt to rise up high in the sky and defeat every obstacle in its way. LONG LIVE EGYPT
hate to say it but a very disappointing choice in sponsor.. they will fill youtube with obviously ai generated slop garbage
Great video! However, Hosni Mubarak was way wiser. The Egyptians tried to do a revolution to take a step forward only to find their revolution hijacked by the military and going few steps backwards!
Egyptian mentality: I am poor and live in a overpopulated country where resources are scarced and water is limited, what to do?
Let's make lots of kids!!!
Tell me you're ignorant without telling me you're ignorant:
@@kareemelshaer3483 Tell him he's wrong
more hunger and less money then more kids, thats works everywhere in the world where kids are a investment for parents old days, they know this system very well
@@kareemelshaer3483 tell him that he's wrong.
@@kareemelshaer3483This is legit the mentality with most 3rd world country.
Well done video. I like how you ended it with that question. I wish more RUclips creators could master a good ending like that
Hmm, a few errors: the canal was built during ottoman- Egypt rule, not british rule. Rather, the canal initially bankrupted the country, leading to British rule.
Built during French time. Nice try
What French times 💀? It was built during the time of Khedive Ismail, the architect was just French + a prototype of the canal had already been there since the time of the Pharoahs. Also, France as a whole never colonized Egypt, Napoleon just controlled large parts of the Nile Delta. @@HijrahSigma
Khedive was from Albania Eurppe. Many pictures on the internet
I retired to my home in Morocco a few years back.We have poverty but not on this scale.I wish the faith did more.I do my best but it's an uphill climb!Oh I'm British but now have my Moroccan residency I love the place!
Yaaa because you brought a few pounds and don't have to deal with either the economy there or the local population. You'd be even more miserable and poor than the locals. I keep hearing a lot about female tourists being sexually molested but hey, you like it so there's that. Interesting comment I have to say.
As a morrocan i wish you happy resdiency in morroco ,hope things stay good in our contry
Eat Leaves, like the prophet. I imagine Early modern Popes and Bishops during famines told the peasants 'Jesus fasted in the desert!'. Theocrats always the same: Leaves or nothing for you, feasts for me.
Unlike the western world, religious talk work well in the third world countries
Sisi is an Atheist by the way , he dosen't believe in the Prophet at all
He isn't a theocrat though. Egypt isn't a theocracy. Nice try but your hatred for religion has nothing to do with this.
@@dragonfire3727What works well in the West is degenerate talk indeed. And this doesn't work in other places.
@@akramkarim3780 la iIahá iIIa -llah
Don't ask whether it is good/bad, right/wrong, or decent/indecent. Ask only whether it is sustainable/unsustainable, and you will have your answer.
But it is sustainable... They have Germany just a short dinghy sail across the med away with all their benefits and social services. Why tf wouldnt they? You think they'll fight it out at home? 😂
Feel free to post Angela Merkels adress for anyone wanting to come, she can sort this out with her own Ressources.
That's a good question
good stuff with a few mistakes as usual with any Egypt econ content.
I want to point out that saying only 4% of the land is habitable is a bit of a stretch, most coastal areas in Egypt (which is a lot) are habitable not to mention other deserted places that could be renovated.
the only reason the government and investors are focusing their capital on the delta is because it's cheaper to concentrate everything
Nice coverage of the current situation in Egypt and a great video editing. I noticed a small mistake in your timeline of The Suez Canal:
(10:39) the digging of the Suez Canal took 10 years, between 1859 and 1869, while the British occupation of Egypt started in 1882. In fact, many believe that the British attacked Egypt to control The Suez Canal which was an important and short route to India
Consequences of living beyond one's means... Egypt's de-population was long time coming.
It was a giant ponzi scheme created by Egypt's corrupt elite that used the entire country as collateral to fund their decadence.
This isnt the case.
That's not even the case! The fertility rate is already on the decline for 10 years, but the government is corrupt and allocates all resources for useless projects.
Your videos area always so great, keep it up!
Great video; succinct and without bias.
Egypt was once the bread basket of the ancient world. Able to supply Rome when it couldn't supply itself.
I'm earlier than the Pharaoh :D
Egyptians, as a Muslim majority, always say that having many children is strength, and that a child is born with his livelihood. They believe in this, that no matter how poor we are, having children will not increase our poverty because every child is born with his livelihood. Therefore, they give birth to many children without thinking, even though they They become poorer and more needy
This is just showing the bad situation of Egypt, they selling their land of foreign countries which is forbidden in Islam, they need loans from loan for but wheat and basic products.
Asalamualykum i don't understand how is selling land haram?
It’s not forbidden but definitely wrong logically.
keep em rolling brother 💪💪💪
Arab Egyptians “the British stole from us”
Also Arab Egyptians “we ignore the fact the our ancestors did the same but way worst”
What a bizarre comment. Egypt hasn't been independent since 1530 until 1914, who were they stealing from?
@@KaiserFranzJosefI Egypt was Arab until the Muslim conquest of the 6th and 7th century, during which they looted and destroyed 100s of temples, destroying history in the process. But hey white man is the bad guy here.
From Who the Roman's Arabs always lived in Egypt 🇪🇬 they were under Roman rule until they got freed 😊
You forget the Sudanese problem and how it affects Egypt in a great negative way
Who put him in power America and Israel for this point to break the country
Source: trust me bro
@@craigime I was about to comment the exact same thing 💀
That is an amazing set of challenges. Can't imagine how it's going to be solved.
100+ million people lmao what the fuck are they thinking
yeah...
allah will feed them
thats literally what they think
Low education and no birth control. I don't blame them honestly.
Yeah, because of bullshit beliefs and ignorance, we're fucked, and we've been getting fucked since Muhammed Ali left honestly. The free officers only made it worse, and the Arab spring made it way worse. Now everything is ridiculously expensive, and El-Sisi's solution for us is "don't buy expensive things". I'm not joking, BTW. He actually said that in one of his speeches. And never mind you the power outages every day for 2, sometimes 3 hours.
Some major errors.
1) the Suez was not built during the British rule. It was finished during Khedive Ismail.
2) the habitable area of Egypt is 10% not 4%.
3) and finally the biggie, tourism contributes 11% of GDP in 2023 (highest contribution), which is nowhere the claimed 50% figure. That is insane figures
The Albanian-Turkish Qosqo cycle is coming to an end. Arabs and Africans 🍵🍵seed of Hham
@gustavfringdelapolloshermanos
There are no Albanian or Turks in Egypt, and Arabians are small minority in Egypt and Africa is a contienent, genius.
Mohamed Ali Pasha was as Albanian as Napoleon was Italian or the King of England is German/Greek, stupid. Even in the myth, Ham was the father of Nubians, Libyians/Amazighs, Egyptians and Levantines. Yhe rest of subsahara Africans needed not to apply because they were not considered full human, okay??
Egypt is a walking dead body
You should've also mentioned the effect of the ongoing war in Sudan
Egypt is in an absolutely most unique position on the entire planet, to create a man-made inland sea, and consequently, drastically increase living space. all it needs is political will. you can look it up, it's fascinating.
True, but it wouldn’t be cheap. And Egypts money and credit are at their limits already.
Would ruin freshwater aquifers in the delta so no it's a bad idea you got off watching clickbait youtube videos.
70 years of Military rule Everyone is looking for immigration here. Our youth's experiences are going abroad.
The report shows absolute ignorance & lack of comprehension to the basics of egyptian financial & political situation , recently Egypt joined the BRICS group & is the # 1 destinatin to foreign investment in middle east surpassing coutries like Saudi Arabia & Emirates , in additinon to housing & supporting more than 15 million refugees from surrounding coutrues , shame on you 😢
So great to be living in said ticking time bomb where the president told us to eat leaves
You're parroting communist propaganda, he never said, "Egyptians should eat leaves" , he said, "Egyptians should be able to eat stuffed grape leaves every day, but it's just not possible, We just don't have the monetary resources", he said that in 2022, Stuffed grape leaves are considered a delicate dish in Egyptian society due to how expensive it is, a dish with 20 pieces can cost you 40 dollars or more, its usually stuffed with spices, herbs, rice and meats, of course marxist Egyptians twisted his words into, "Egyptians should eat leaves", as a way to draw in Egyptian voters who were struggling from the after-effects of Covid-19 and the economic fallout.
Dream on
I can't imagine that israel has any chance of long term survival with so many failing states around them, even here in Australia we have had serious problems with middle Eastern migrants.
Best channel on youtube
Wow he got told the people have no bread and bro really said “let them eat leaves”
I'm an Egyptian and I might disapprove of some of the decisions taken by the government, but Alsisi is FAR from Mubarak, Mubarak done like %25 of the projects and progress done by Alsisi in a presidential term of 10 years Alsisi vs 29 years Mubarak, and Mubarak had a corrupt hierarchy milking Egypt for its wealth, and don't worry about us moving in masses to Europe, we survived many invasions by Europeans and others and we're still here.
😂😂😂el sisi 3ameil eh !!! Yalla ya lagna ya ma3ras
i’m lovin it (your videos)
, Egypt must have a severe economic crisis: increasing inflation (to a peak of about 40 percent in September), a lira crisis and huge debts. About 60 percent of the Egyptian population lives below the poverty line and without the ability to take care of basic needs such as: food and living. Projects such as: "New Cairo", "Extension of the Suez Canal". In which Egypt and countries like "China" have invested billions of dollars, are not seen as economically profitable so far. In addition, Egypt is the largest importer of wheat in the world, and since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine and before, wheat prices have risen at 96 dollars per ton. Egypt receives loans from the World Bank in the amount of over 500 million dollars in order to purchase wheat and take care of the most basic needs that it needs to take care of its citizens.
wow...: "I'm poor and don't have any agriculture in my country : let me breed AS MANY kids as I possibly can even though they have no land to work on and will be a burden on my non-existent wealth."
Not surprised this didn't turn out well.
egypt uses the egyptian pound not the lira
All young Egyptian in college are aiming to finish college and migrate to another country ASAP, if this trend continues for a few years that would leave Egypt with the elderly and the underage with no working class, I’m interested to see what would happen then
having that many children basically makes you the flip coin equivalent of a serial killer. you are purposely creating misery for all by doing that. knowingly i might add
The Egyptian birthrate is very healthy and normal. It’s the system that is the issue
@@Handle0108 ooga booga ... what a brain you must have to see anything normal or worthy of the future of humanity in that. just a manual for how not to construct any future.
@@Handle01082.1 is not 3 which is high
People there often have no choices. If they have no possibilities to save money for their retirement or there is no functioning social network to take care for those in need, they have no choice but to have as many kids as possible so they can take care of them. Of course its not intentionally evil.
@@gungnir3926 having 2-3 children?
So, the Republic of Croatia has 20% more fertile land than Egypt. That is a disaster.
Egypt should send troops to Yemen.
Then You know nothing about yemen 😂😂😂
Exactly what I thought
comparing him to mubarak is an insult he's way worse
My dear fellow Europeans! At this point you should be fully able to understand where this wind is blowing! Pretty soon ALL of middle east and africa will see their bright future in Europe and will try to come here!!! Vote RIGHT today or you will be FORCED to vote FAR-RIGHT tomorrow!!!
Cope
@@LionOfBabylon00what did they say wrong?
Egypt's been destroying other Arab countries since The 1950s. Thanks alot, Nasser(!)
free the kind people of egypt
The man also had to fight a war against terrorism.
Anyways, it is sad that he made critical mistakes. I used to love him.
I wish that he either wakes up, or just leave, as the country won't survive another revolution with all the region around it in a mess.
You used to love a bloody putchist who clinched power of a country teetering on literal failure to be "dear leader"?! 😀
That's obscene!!☺️
Good for Ethiopia for doing what it’s right for its people, Egypt can cry all they want. They don’t have exclusive rights to the economic development offered by the Nile.
The North South Corridor between India, Iran and Russia is also a big threat to the Suez Canal
How much money they spent on that new capital city???
58.000.000.000 USD
I hope Poland doesn’t become a ticking time bomb, for obvious reasons. I wish prosperity to all nations.
These videos always come out and the country is always fine at the end, I just went to Egypt and people spend money like no tomorrow, they aren’t poor, the government gives them housing, education and jobs if they even try the slightest. The problem I saw was that most of the development was outside of the rural areas and only in major cities
maybe you wen't to another country wtf
@@gustavfringdelapolloshermanosnah he didn't, I'm going to be honest there are poor people but like 70-80% of Egyptians are middle class so
True the government intention is to spread the population across the whole of Egypt
@@YYuj-up1wyThe middle class in question are the equivalent of low class in other countries.
Getting foods like seafood are a luxury and I'm aware of it being so every where aswell but when in a country like Russia a kilograk of shrimp costs around a 1000 rupels and in Egypt costs around 900 L.E
With Russia's salaries being around 50k Rupels while Egypt is around 6k, than I wouldn't say that the middle class is even middle class world-wide.
@@ziadzedo comparing Egypt to Russia is a completely different story, they got a war economy meaning they have what they need and don't depend on international trade, in Egypt it's not like that, we depend on it, Egypts resources are made for 75 to 80 million not 110million, not to mention that shrimp in Russia is basically everywhere, yes comparing Egypts middle class to other countries Middle class will make Egypts middle class look like low class, without high rent prices everything will be mostly fine for most middle class people in Egypt.
Could you provide a video for the only democracy in the middle east, so that we may learn something to copy, such as morality, equity.
Way too overpopulated. That is the fundamental reason.
they should use condoms
The overpopulation isn't the fundamental reason, The corrupt incompetent government is
The graphics are really cool.
Why don’t they sell off the Sinai peninsula as well
Well, it’s not “they” as the people are staunchly against selling their land, its “him” the military dictator whose selling
Not need to sell Israel takes Rafah then Sinai
Might as well ☺️ Israel would pay off the dumb egyptians' debt in the hundreds of $$ billions to make the Sinai the Palestinians' home land, and keep a portion of it to increase 🇮🇱 Israel's strategic depth and land mass.. I actually ( and I kid you not!) I wouldn't be surprised in the least if this putchist simpleton opts for such a mega sale! After all he already took his egyptian wards to their paces by smaller sales of islets, capes etc! He found no response from them whatsoever!!😅 It's hilariously obscene ☺️
@@ericaltinkaya9713man I see you comment on everything and you hate Egypt more than you hate Satan