El Tahrir Square : official - ميدان التحرير - El Tahrir Square news - Description: Tahrir Square was the focal point of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution against former
El Tahrir st, Cairo , Egypt Tahrir Square news Tahrir Square was the focal point of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution against former president Hosni Mubarak. Over 50,000 protesters first occupied the square on 25 January, during which the area's wireless services were reported to be impaired. In the following days Tahrir Square continued to be the primary destination for protests in Cairo.
On 29 January Egyptian fighter aircraft flew low over the people gathered in the square.
On 30 January, the seventh day of the protests, BBC and other correspondents reported that the number of demonstrators had grown to at least 100,000, and on 31 January Al Jazeera correspondents reported that the demonstrations had grown to at least 250,000 people. On 1 February, Al Jazeera reported that more than 1 million protesters peacefully gathered in the square and adjacent streets.
Tahrir Square filled with citizens for the 'Friday of Departure' demonstration, one of many here in the 2011 revolution.
Over 1 Million in Tahrir Square on February 9, 2011 Demonstrators at Tahrir Square for the 'Friday of Departure' on 8 February 2011, The square became established as a focal point and a symbol for the ongoing Egyptian democracy demonstrations. On 2 February violence erupted between the pro-Mubarak and pro-democracy demonstrators here, followed by the 3 February ''Friday of Departure'' demonstration, one of the named "day of" events centered in the square. Within a week, due to international media coverage, the image and name of Tahrir Square became known worldwide
On 29 January Egyptian fighter aircraft flew low over the people gathered in the square.
On 30 January, the seventh day of the protests, BBC and other correspondents reported that the number of demonstrators had grown to at least 100,000, and on 31 January Al Jazeera correspondents reported that the demonstrations had grown to at least 250,000 people. On 1 February, Al Jazeera reported that more than 1 million protesters peacefully gathered in the square and adjacent streets.
Tahrir Square filled with citizens for the 'Friday of Departure' demonstration, one of many here in the 2011 revolution.
Over 1 Million in Tahrir Square on February 9, 2011 Demonstrators at Tahrir Square for the 'Friday of Departure' on 8 February 2011, The square became established as a focal point and a symbol for the ongoing Egyptian democracy demonstrations. On 2 February violence erupted between the pro-Mubarak and pro-democracy demonstrators here, followed by the 3 February ''Friday of Departure'' demonstration, one of the named "day of" events centered in the square. Within a week, due to international media coverage, the image and name of Tahrir Square became known worldwide
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