Terrorism

Egypt's biggest form of foreign currency is tourism. Militant Islamist hold a negative effect on the industry.

"Militant Islamists have had a strong and negative effect on tourism to Egypt, as their violent actions have killed hundreds of innocent people and injured even more. This has had a dramatic effect on tourism in Egypt since the mid-1990's.Tourists, however, have started to return to Egypt in the early 2000's, and the country now has about 2,5 million tourists, each spending an average of about US$1,100. This amounts to 6% of GNP."

Losing a main source of revenue would lower economic growth.

Source:http://www.ameinfo.com/203845.html

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