Green Party of Egypt

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The Green Party of Egypt is a minor Green political party in Egypt. It was founded by former diplomat Hassan Ragab in 1990, experienced a hiatus in 1995, and was revived in 1998.

The president of the Green Party, Dr. Abdel Munem Ali Ali Al Aasar, serves in the Shura Council and is probably the only Green Party member in the Parliament of Egypt.

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