EGYPT: LE 97 M VALUES OF SUEZ CANAL TOLLS IN ITS NATIONALIZATION DAY.

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Tolls of the Suez Canal hit on July 26, the 51st anniversary of its nationalization, LE 97 million or $ 17.2 million, the highest toll in its history. A Suez Cana...

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