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The Egyptian government announced on Thursday that it will organize a "mass celebration" to mark its transition to the country’s New Administrative Capital. (AFP/File Photo)

Egypt will mark move to New Administrative Capital with ‘mass celebration’

  • Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said the event will “express ‘the new republic’ in a clear message”
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