الأوضاع الاقتصادية المصرية في أرشيف دار الكتب و الوثائق 1945-1956

Abstract EN

This Egypt is one of the most important Arab countries that influenced and influenced the policies of most Arab countries.

Its geographic location and political weight were important concentrations in the world of Arab and international politics.

On this basis, the research came to review the Egyptian economic reality in the shadow of documents and reports of the Iraqi embassy in Cairo, which reported all events in detail.

To the Iraqi government, from commercial treaties to friendship treaties to political, economic and military challenges with Britain and the United States of America, and the economic crises in Egypt, the most important of which was the state-subsidized loaf of bread, and also the attempt to preserve Egypt's right to the Suez Canal and the huge revenues from the passage of ships in the canal And to benefit from it in the economic and social development of Egypt and the corresponding ethnicity by Britain and its allies in order to preserve its interests in Egypt and the countries of the East in general and to protect the emerging Zionist entity at that time, leading to Gamal Abdel Nasser announcing the nationalization of the Suez Canal and the Western countries launched the military aggression in 1956.