Fuad II
King of Egypt
Born
January 16th, 1952
73 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Egypt
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Ascended to the throne as a child after the 1952 revolution that resulted in the abolition of the monarchy in Egypt. Lived in exile in various countries following the revolution, spending significant periods in the United States and France. Fuad II served as a ceremonial figure for the monarchy during his life in exile, but had no formal political role. In the years following the revolution, discussions about the monarchy and its possible restoration occurred in Egyptian political circles, although no substantial movement towards this has taken place.
Served as the last King of Egypt until 1952
Lived in exile after the monarchy was abolished
Had a ceremonial role in Egyptian royalist circles
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