Presidential Leadership, Illness, and Decision Making
During this critical period of time, American policy toward the Middle East fell largely under the purview and control of Secretary Dulles. Following the Egyptian arms deal with Czechoslovakia, Dulles made an offer to help Nasser fund his project to build the Aswan Dam on the lower Nile River. N...
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Cambridge University Press
2013
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| Tóm tắt: | During this critical period of time, American policy toward the Middle
East fell largely under the purview and control of Secretary Dulles. Following
the Egyptian arms deal with Czechoslovakia, Dulles made an offer
to help Nasser fund his project to build the Aswan Dam on the lower Nile
River. Nasser considered this project critical for Egyptian economic development.
Dulles, calculating that Nasser would have difficulty paying for
both the arms and the dam, had World Bank president Eugene Black go
to Cairo to strike a deal for the bank, the United States, and Great Britain
to help fund the $1.3 billion project. |
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