Sanayeh and military schools during the era of Muhammad Ali Pasha

"Sanitation and Military Schools during the reign of Muhammad Ali Pasha" is a book in history, written by Omar Tosson, indicating that the Sanaya in Egypt is affordable with the presence of their materials and the ease of bringing in other materials, due to the mediation of its location. This country was in its ancient history industrial, but its industrial fame was its agricultural fame. The countries also operate with what is not available in the materials. The countries of all Europe do not have coal and iron, but this was not resolved without the work of their people with the various workmanships. At that time, many of her country dispensed with coal, and they turned rivers'' currents into a force comparable to the power of coal, with the first licenses and the high cost of the second. As for the military schools, they were created and medical schools were established in response to the needs of the officers and soldiers, the interest in building a solid army was the basis for the launch of the renaissance, so hospitals were established, and the spinning factories were built for the manufacture of military uniforms, then the iron and ammunition factories were built, but the Renaissance stopped growing after the wars ended And the imposition of the London Treaty on Muhammad Ali in 1840.