Al-Masry Al-Youm interviews al-Baz
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Egyptian scientist Farouk al-Baz, Director of Center for Remote Sensing at Boston University, Boston, MA, emphasizes River Nile's - and Africa's - paramount strategic importance to Egypt. According to al-Baz, his generation failed to achieve anything of value for Pan-Arabism. Al-Baz discusses his suggestion of a Nile Development Corridor as a way out for Egypt's development problems.
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