Britons in Egypt
The community of Britons in Egypt includes British migrants in Egypt, as well as Egyptian citizens of British descent. In 2006, the Institute for Public Policy Research estimated that 14,000 British people were resident in Egypt, including 182 pensioners.[1]
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| British diaspora · British people |
See also
- Egypt – United Kingdom relations
References
- "Africa". Brits Abroad. BBC News. Retrieved 29 March 2018.
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