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Nahdet Misr Publishing

Egyptian publishing since 1938

Egypt , Cairo Founded 1938 501-1000 Website

Operating Since1938 (88y)

About Nahdet Misr Publishing

Nahdet Misr Publishing House is one of Egypt's largest publishers, founded in 1938. The company publishes textbooks, children's books, literature, and educational materials for the Egyptian market and exports to Arab countries, and has been a pillar of Egyptian publishing and education for over 85 years.

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Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded1938

TypeSME

ModelB2B2C

Team Size501-1000

Operating In

EgyptSaudi ArabiaUAE

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