Egyptian Trade Union Federation
Egyptian Trade Union Federation | |
الاتحاد العام لنقابات عمال مصر | |
Founded | 1957; 67 years ago (1957) |
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Headquarters | Cairo, Egypt |
Members | about 6 million workers |
Key people | Gebaly Mohamed Gebaly, Chairman Abdel Monem al-Gamal, Deputy Chairman |
Affiliations | ICATU, OATUU |
Website | www.etufegypt.com |
The Egyptian Trade Union Federation (ETUF) is a trade union based in Cairo, Egypt.
History and profile
The ETUF was founded in 1957 as a state-controlled union. Until 2011 all unions other than the ETUF were banned.[1] During the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 ETUF leaders were active in defending the Mubarak regime, including participating in attacks on peaceful protestors.[2]
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