After such a long time Egypt has again understood the significance of coming to India. Mr. Mohamed Morsi is coming to India after two years of taking reign of the Egypt. Egypt from the beginning has been looking west for its development and has not glanced over the huge budding developing countries like India but now it has augmented its interest in the developing India.
The new Egypt president has now commenced looking over India perhaps more than other countries and he is also having robust reasons for doing this as India is progressing in an extremely humongous and fast pace. Egypt has recently seen a humongous riot recently following the Arab spring in the whole Arab world. The former despot Hosni Mobarak soon forced to abdicated his powers and the Egypt disposed off the despot to choose Mr. Morsi as the new president.
Following the Arab spring Egypt has bear the burnt and bruises of many problems. The whole economy as well as trade went down and huge obliteration of national wealth occurred in the country. The country faced many hindrances and was in-toto engulfed by various voes as well as problems due the huge turn over of the leadership. Egypt turned to a new leaf and has now started looking to east.
Now both the countries need each other. Egypt has a huge amount of natural resources. With Nile, the world's longest river Egypt has immense amount of other things too. Egypt's mineral and energy resources include petroleum, natural gas, phosphates, gold and iron ore. Crude oil is found primarily in the Gulf of Suez and in the Western Desert. Natural gas is found mainly in the Nile Delta, off the Mediterranean shore, and in the Western Desert. Oil and gas accounted for approximately 7% of GDP in fiscal year 2000/01. India too has many things which can help Brazil to grow further and Brazil can also bolster India's growth and can help the country on United Nations (UN). Both the countries can be good pals and can come up with flying colours.
There is only a need to understand the relationship between the two countries.
The new Egypt president has now commenced looking over India perhaps more than other countries and he is also having robust reasons for doing this as India is progressing in an extremely humongous and fast pace. Egypt has recently seen a humongous riot recently following the Arab spring in the whole Arab world. The former despot Hosni Mobarak soon forced to abdicated his powers and the Egypt disposed off the despot to choose Mr. Morsi as the new president.
Following the Arab spring Egypt has bear the burnt and bruises of many problems. The whole economy as well as trade went down and huge obliteration of national wealth occurred in the country. The country faced many hindrances and was in-toto engulfed by various voes as well as problems due the huge turn over of the leadership. Egypt turned to a new leaf and has now started looking to east.
Now both the countries need each other. Egypt has a huge amount of natural resources. With Nile, the world's longest river Egypt has immense amount of other things too. Egypt's mineral and energy resources include petroleum, natural gas, phosphates, gold and iron ore. Crude oil is found primarily in the Gulf of Suez and in the Western Desert. Natural gas is found mainly in the Nile Delta, off the Mediterranean shore, and in the Western Desert. Oil and gas accounted for approximately 7% of GDP in fiscal year 2000/01. India too has many things which can help Brazil to grow further and Brazil can also bolster India's growth and can help the country on United Nations (UN). Both the countries can be good pals and can come up with flying colours.
There is only a need to understand the relationship between the two countries.
jai hind, Jai Bharat
Jai Ma Bharti
No comments:
Post a Comment