The Egyptian Gazette (Alexandria), newspaper

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The Egyptian Gazette (Alexandria), newspaper

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        The Egyptian Gazette is the oldest English-language newspaper in the Middle East. It was founded in Alexandria (Egypt) in 1880 by five British nationals. Its headquarters were transferred to Cairo (Egypt) in 1838. The newspaper has been owned by the El Tahrir publishing house since 1954.

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