What Are The Customs In Egyptian Trade?

The Arab Republic of Egypt, Arabia, China

Egypt is one of the four ancient civilizations.

In February 28, 1922, Britain was forced to recognize Egypt as an independent kingdom.

In June 18, 1953, the monarchy was abolished and the Republic was established.

In September 1971, the Arab League was renamed the Republic of Egypt in Arabia.

The present government is a presidential system.

In May 30, 1956, we established diplomatic relations with China.

Egypt's economy is dominated by agriculture, and the agricultural population accounts for 60% of the total population.

The main crops are cotton, corn, wheat, rice, onion, millet, beans, sugar cane, fruits and so on.

Egypt is a world famous producer of long staple cotton (which accounts for more than 50% of the world's total output).

Egypt's cotton has always been high and exported in the world.

Famous for its good quality and excellent quality, it is known as "platinum in Egypt".

The Egyptians were influenced by history, religion and other Thai influences.

The Egyptian Muslims are not only devout believers in "five elements" (confession, worship, hunger strike, giving, visiting the Mecca Shrine), but also able to do so.

That is to say, the "five elements" have been combined with daily life.

After understanding their customs, you will not accidentally infringe on their "five elements".

Islam has an indispensable habit: Praying several times in a day.

In Egypt, businessmen have rich experience and poor sense of time, and seldom act according to the agreed time. They often hang on the words "please wait 5 minutes".

What the Egyptians call 5 minutes may not be seen in 30 minutes.

If you wait for 1 hours, it will be time to rearrange the time.

But the Egyptians are very industrious. If you go to the countryside to go to the countryside, you can see the peasants who sweat and work silently.

It is believed that those who live simply on the earth are the real image of the Egyptians, and it is deeply felt that Egypt is indeed a gift from the Nile.

Egypt's import and export industry and banking industry have been nationalized.

Since the implementation of the policy of economic openness in Egypt, the main target of foreign trade has gradually shifted to the western developed capitalist countries, such as the United States, Italy, Germany, France, Japan and so on.

According to the recent economic restructuring and regulation of Egypt, the import and export industry can be operated by the government and the private sector, but the following commodities are restricted to the government's operations, including cotton, rice, wheat and oil.

Officials of these import and export trading companies speak English.

Business reception is quite luxurious according to the standard.

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Egyptians usually take "Yesu" as the staple food, and eat with "fule" (boiled beans), "Ke Bu Na" (white cheese) and "rub cheese" (Tang Lei) at table.

Yee Su is a flat round Egyptian bread without yeast. They are fond of mutton, chicken, duck, eggs and peas, onions, pumpkins, eggplants, carrots, potatoes, etc.

In terms of taste, the general requirements are light, sweet, fragrant and non greasy.

Roast whole sheep and roast whole sheep are their delicacies.

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The Egyptians taboo in formal dining, otherwise they will be regarded as a blasphemy against God.

They are accustomed to eating with their right hands. They think the left hand is unclean. They should not use their left hand to contact others or deliver food and other things to others.

Egyptians generally abide by the Islamic rule, taboo drinking, but can drink tea.

They have the habit of washing their hands and drinking tea after dinner.

They like to drink green tea with peppermint, rock sugar and lemon, which is a good refreshing for thirst.

They do not want to talk about pigs or dogs, nor do they talk about pigs or dogs.

Do not eat shrimp, crab and other seafood, animal viscera (except liver), eel, soft shelled turtle and other strange fish.

In Egypt, it was mostly in the afternoon (3 to 5).

Businessmen never sell needles, and people do not buy needles. Even if someone wants to pay 10 times the price, the shopkeeper will decline it and never sell it.

The Egyptians loved green and white, and taboo black and blue, and believed in dreams.

In Egypt, when you enter a mosque in Islam, you must take off your shoes.

The Egyptians loved green, red and orange instead of purple and blue, and liked the Pyramid lotus pattern.

Clothes with star designs are not allowed, except for clothes. The star shaped paper is also unpopular. Taboo pigs, dogs, cats and bears.

3, 5, 7 and 9 are people's favorite figures, taboo 13, and think it is negative.

When you eat, grab your food with your right hand, not your left hand.

No matter if you give gifts to others or accept gifts from others, use your hands or your right hand. Do not use your left hand.

Saturday to Thursday is the time for Egyptians to work, and Friday is a rest day for Islam.

The social gathering in Egypt is rather late.

Dinner may be eaten after 10:30.

If you are invited to dinner, you can bring some flowers or chocolates.

Get along with the Egyptians, talk about Egypt's famous cotton and ancient civilization and avoid talking about the political situation in the Middle East.

Going to Egypt

Passport checking is quite time-consuming when customs clearance is done.

It can carry 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars or half a pound of cigarettes.

A bottle of wine.

Egypt's currency forbids entry and exit.

Foreign currency is not restricted, the amount is first reported, and the foreign currency declared abroad can be carried out when leaving the country.

Drinking water safety in Cairo and Alexandria.

Local milk must be boiled before drinking.

Raw water, raw vegetables, raw fish and so on should not be allowed to enter, including ice cream added to fruit juice and wine.

Mobile taxis are combined and do not use a meter.

The small bus for the hotel is cheaper, the tip is 10%, the hotel and the nightclub are added to the bill, which is usually 5%.

Tramways and buses on the streets are marked in Arabic, but the order is chaotic, and foreigners are not easy to ride.