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Ahmed Aziz Abdel Moneim

Professor - President of Sohag University

Faculty of science

Address: President Office, Sohag University Street, Sohag University, P. Box 82524

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Publications Which contain the keyword: economic development in Egypt

6. A holistic approaches to the assessment of the groundwater destructive effects on stone decay in Edfu temple using AAS, SEM-EDX & XRD

2018-09-16 09:38:24 Keywords deterioration, Groundwater, Salt, TDS, EC, Cations, economic development in Egypt, Anions,
6. A holistic approaches to the assessment of the groundwater destructive effects on stone decay in Edfu temple using AAS, SEM-EDX & XRD
The objective of this study is to investigate the groundwater influences on sandstone in Horus temple, in addition to studying the deterioration processes affecting the temple building materials. Specific investigations were carried out to measure the groundwater features and quality both inside and outside the temple to evaluate the resulted deterioration processes. Our results argue that the temple was built ... Read more

Effects of Education on Job Levels, Earnings, Vocational Aspirations, and Job Satisfaction of Industrial Workers

2018-09-03 13:14:54 Keywords worker socialization approache, job competition , labour market, human capital, The manpower requirement, economic development in Egypt,
Effects of Education on Job Levels, Earnings, Vocational Aspirations, and Job Satisfaction of Industrial Workers
: This study is divided into four parts an outline of the social, political, economic and educational context a presentation and discussion of theoretical views of education within the context of labour markets a description of the background and present situation of industrial workers in south Egypt and a multivariate analysis of various influences on the job levels, earnings, vocational ... Read more

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