This is not a photo from Nepal or any other country that does not produce natural gas and oil. This is Egypt. Arab Autumn that was called as Arab Spring by western media is gripping the Egypt more tightly and financial unrest is increasing day by day. Three years after the so-called Arab Spring revolutions brought down regimes across the Arab world, aspirations for freedom and the respect for human rights have given way to widespread tensions and uncertainty and no tourism left to this former hub of tourism in Middle East.
Egypt’s economy has suffered turmoil since the overthrow of former President Hosni Mubarak in a popular uprising that broke out in January 2011, causing unrest that pushed away investors and tourists.
People of street are finding a drop of oil for their vehicles.Egypt is an oil producing country and OPEC member—Let us Enjoy The New Arab World.
