Aida Abdel Nasser (; born c. 1949-2026) is an Egyptian woman.
Early life and family Abdel Nasser was born in 1949 to Abdel Nasser Hussein and his second wife, Enayat al-Sahn. She is the youngest of ten siblings. She spent her childhood in the Kafr Abdu district of Alexandria before relocating to Cairo following her marriage. She graduated from the Lycée Français d'Alexandrie. Personal life Following Egypt's defeat in the 1967 War, her brother President Nasser declined to attend her wedding ceremony as a gesture of national mourning.
In 2023, Abdelnasser and her daughter Dina were injured in a car accident in Cairo.
Business career Abdelnasser gained media attention for her real estate transactions, particularly the sale of a 50-acre land plot in Sheikh Zayed City for a reported 2 billion Egyptian pounds (approximately $40 million at the time).
Her brother, Tariq Abdel Nasser, defended her in the land sale story, stating that she had reclaimed the desert land in 1982 before the establishment of 6 October City and the 26th of July Corridor.
Public image and controversy Her public profile is mostly associated with business and not politics due to her real estate deals
See also Gamal Abdel Nasser Abdel Nasser Hussein Six-Day War Real estate in Egypt Al-Shawarbi family Amr Moussa
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