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Egypt-United States Relations (CRS Report for Congress)

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Release Date Revised June 15, 2005
Report Number IB93087
Authors Jeremy M. Sharp, Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division
Source Agency Congressional Research Service
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Summary:

Among the current issues in U.S.-Egyptian relations are the shared concerns over the continuing terrorist attacks against Egyptian police, religious, government, and tourist facilities, and what these attacks may signal for Egypt's domestic stability. The two nations may disagree over Egypt's interpretation of applying human rights practices to Islamic terrorists. The two countries disagree over the speed and depth, but not the need for some of Egypt's economic reforms. Egypt and the United States agree on the importance of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, the need to continue current Arab-Israel peace talks, and the need for regional stability. The two nations agree on Egypt's determination to introduce democratic reforms to Egypt.