埃及公報

《埃及公報》是埃影響力最大、歷史最悠久的英文日報，是埃及主要的英文報刊，創刊於1880年1月26日，是中東地區歷史最悠久的英文報紙。

《埃及公報》最初是在亞歷山大排版和印刷發行的，是一份只有四頁的每周小報。該報開始是由五名英國人：安德魯，包括菲利普作為編輯，莫伯利貝爾後來成為總經理，暨倫敦《泰晤士報》編輯。

在20世紀30年代，開羅作為重要的新聞中心，變得比亞歷山大更為重要。1938年2月28日，報社的辦公室（總部）被遷到了埃及首都開羅。

About The Egyptian Gazette The Egyptian Gazette, the Middle East's oldest English-language newspaper, first appeared on January 26, 1880.

It was set and printed in Alexandria as a four-page weekly tabloid. The newspaper was founded by five Britons including Andrew Philip as Editor, and Moberly Bell who later became Managing Editor of The Times of London.

In the 1930s, Cairo became more important as a news centre than Alexandria and the newspaper's offices were moved to the Egyptian capital on February 28, 1938.

Just before the World War II, The Gazette had passed to the ownership of the Societe Orientale de Publicite, in which Mr Oswald J. Finney, a wealthy British businessman, was the major shareholder. This tie-up meant that The Gazette became associated with another English language newspaper the Egyptian Mail already owned by S.O.P. The Mail, which was established in 1914, from then on shared the English-speaking market with The Egyptian Gazette. The Mail appeared in the morning and the Gazette in the evening.

With the ending of the war and the departure of the bulk of British troops, there was no longer a market for two English-language dailies. Therefore, the Egyptian Mail became a weekly, appearing on Tuesdays when The Egyptian Gazette is not published. This situation still obtains.

The Egyptian Revolution took place on July 23, 1952 and in May 1954 the ownership of S.O.P was ceded to Al Tharir Printing and Publishing House, The Gazette's present owners.

In 1954, with the appointment of Mr amin Abul Enein as Managing Editor, the newspaper found itself for the first time under the authority of an Egyptian.

Mr Abul Enein died in September 1978 and was succeeded by Mr Ramez Al Halawni.

On Mr el-Halawani's resignation in 1980, Mr Sami el-Shahed took over until 1989. He was followed by Mr Mohamed el-Ezabi, who steered the helm ofThe Gazette until 1991. Mr Mohamed Ali Ibrahim became the Editor-in-Chief and held editorship until July, 2005. Its incumbent Editor-in-Chief is Ramadan Abdel Kader.