The Egyptian Communist Party (ECP; Arabic: الحزب الشيوعي المصري) is a revolutionary Marxist–Leninist communist party in Egypt.

The party established a network of local branches in major cities around the country. It initiated work amongst trade unions and took part in organizing strikes ...

An Egyptian Communist Party was first established in the 1918-1920 period, but was not active again until after 1939. In this period, through the late 1950s, ...

The Communist movement in Egypt was born in the post-World War I period during a time of heightened nationalist and trade union militancy.

The most significant is the Egyptian Communist Party founded in 1975. The party is pro-Soviet and has close ties to other pro-Soviet Communist groups in the ...

(h) The Communists are neither backed by nor affiliated with any political party in Egypt. (1) It is reported that a member of the Cairo headquarters call.

In March and April 1965, separate conferences of the two Egyptian communist formations, the Communist Party of Egypt (CPE) and the Communist Party of. Egypt ...

Finally, the Communist Party of Egypt, the only group founded by Egyptians not of Jewish origin, was established in 1949 by Isma'il Sabri 'Abdallah and Fu ...

Egyptian Communist Party, political party, founded 1975. In more languages Spanish Partido Comunista Egipcio No description defined.

3 июн. 2023 г. · The party's name refers to the events of 8 January 1958, when 40 Communist factions came together and formed the Egyptian Communist Party.