• Mogamma el Tahrir is a government building in Cairo, Egypt. The Mogamma was the result of a series of master plans for Esamailiyya Square (now Tahrir Square)...
  • The Mogamma itself is the star of a 1990s hit film, el-Irhab wal-Kabab (Terrorism and Kebab) in which a hard-pressed man who works at Cairo's sewage...
  • In Egypt it is the Mogamma, which is situated at one side of Tahrir Square and is a massive concrete building...
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  • The Mogamma, with its plain styling and emphasis on central organization, was spared and in fact appropriated as a symbol of the new regime.
  • The Mogamma itself is the star of a 1990s hit film, el-Irhab wal-Kabab (Terrorism and Kebab) in which a...
  • The Mogamma was constructed in the 1940s and designed by the Egyptian architect Kamal Ismail; it was an administrative centre which became a symbol of...
  • Egypt’s Sovereign Fund and the Ministry of Planning has signed a $220m contract with a consortium of three international companies to transform the Mogamma.
  • The Mogamma was the result of a series of master plans for the Qasr el Nil area (now Tahrir Square) which used to be occupied by the British Barracks.
  • The Mogamma (Arabic: مجمع التحرير, also spelled Mugamma, roughly translated as 'the complex') is a government building in Cairo, Egypt.