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revue de presse sur l'actualité culturelle, archéologique, politique et sociale de l'Égypte
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President Mohamed Morsy has named former Vice President Mahmoud Mekky, who resigned from his post last month, as ambassador to the Vatican.
Egypte actus's insight:
Diplomatic sources at the Foreign Ministry told Al-Masry Al-Youm that the ministry started procedures to complete the nomination after Morsy reportedly made the decision Monday. Mekky officially announced his resignation on 22 December, having served as vice president since 12 August when he was appointed by Morsy. “I would like to point out to the Egyptian public opinion that since I assumed the position of vice president I have made my utmost effort to achieve the national interest in every area, and [did so] while meeting with political and revolutionary figures," he said in a statement announcing his resignation. "I realized a while ago that the political nature of the work does not fit my career as a judge," he added. Delete the scoop?
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Adel Abdul Sattar, secrétaire général du Conseil suprême des antiquités, a déclaré que la police du Tourisme et des Antiquités continue d'assurer la sécurité du Musée égyptien, à l'intérieur comme à l'extérieur.
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Voici pourtant ce qu'écrit ce matin le journaliste Alexandre Buccianti, sur Twitter : "Qu'Horus garde le Musée égyptien. Les gardes ont disparu."