Queen Cleopatra

The ancient Egyptians respected the status of woman and admitted her role on equal footing with man. And history recorded names of Egypt s queens and famous women such as Hetchapsut, Nefertari, Nefertiti, Cleopatra, Shagaret- el Dorr. The women in Egypt now represent 27% of the diplomatic corps personnel, and the Egyptian woman now enjoys full political rights since the year 1956, and she has become a minister in all Egyptian successive governments since more than 40years ago.


Suzanne Mubarak: Woman issues basic component in State’s plans for comprehensive development
I address you today to celebrate a national occasion dear to me as well as all Egyptians to remember what the Egyptian woman has already achieved and what she aspires for in the future.
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A Marathon for women will be organized by Suzanne Mubarak International Women Movement for Peace.
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Nefertiti
"Ruler of the Nile," "Daughter of Gods," and "Empress of the Mediterranean" or let us say Nefertiti; she was the female pharaoh who followed Hatshepsut and she remained highly controversial than her precedent.
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Women and Health
Attention has been given more to improving the health of Egyptian women, especially with respect to family planning and child/motherhood care.
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