Who controlled the Egyptian government and Economy?

The Egyptian government and economy have historically been controlled by a combination of military leaders, political elites, and, more recently, a mix of civilian governments and military influence. After the 2011 revolution, various political parties and movements vied for power, but the military retained significant control, particularly following the 2013 ousting of President Mohamed Morsi. The economy has often been influenced by state-owned enterprises and foreign investment, with the government playing a central role in key sectors. Overall, the military's involvement in politics and the economy has been a defining feature of Egypt's governance.