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DIRECTIONAL RELATIONSHIP · 2026

Egypt → United States

This score represents Egypt's relationship toward United States. The reverse direction is calculated separately and shown alongside it.

EGY → USA+32Cooperative95% evidence confidenceBroad sourced evidence
USA → EGY+32CooperativeSymmetric current scores
SIX-COMPONENT MODEL

Current component scores

Component values run from −100 to +100 and are combined with the published weights.

Security+30

2 documented factors produce the +30 security assessment.

Why this score?
  1. +19.6Long-running military assistance and weapons cooperation
    Baseline rule · 2015

    The presidential readout confirmed continued annual military assistance and the release of F-16, Harpoon and M1A1 equipment within a long-standing security partnership.

  2. +10Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation
    Active event · 2021

    The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

Diplomacy+66

4 documented factors produce the +66 diplomacy assessment.

Why this score?
  1. +15.7Presidential engagement produced a concrete security decision
    Baseline rule · 2015

    The two presidents reviewed regional policy and the United States announced concrete military-assistance decisions.

  2. +7.8Institutional security and regional-policy consultations
    Baseline rule · 2015

    The official record describes continuing bilateral consultations across security and regional policy.

  3. +27.4Long-standing strategic partnership
    Baseline rule · 2015

    Both governments formally characterized the bilateral relationship as a long-standing strategic partnership.

  4. +15Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation
    Active event · 2021

    The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

Economic+30

2 documented factors produce the +30 economic assessment.

Why this score?
  1. +10Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation
    Active event · 2021

    The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

  2. +20Annual methodology 1.1 recalculation
    Annual recalculation · 2026

    The current component replaces the 2015 quantitative threshold or time-bounded structural package with the evidence applicable in the selected year.

Coverage gap: 2015 reporter-side goods trade remained below the frozen threshold for an economic baseline rule.

Alignment+14

3 documented factors produce the +14 alignment assessment.

Why this score?
  1. +39.2Cooperation across regional security priorities
    Baseline rule · 2015

    The leaders coordinated on counterterrorism, Libya, Yemen and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict across multiple strategic domains.

  2. -30United Nations voting alignment
    Baseline rule · 2015

    A rolling three-year comparison of UN General Assembly votes activates the alignment threshold.

  3. +5Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation
    Active event · 2021

    The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

Societal+10

1 documented factor produce the +10 societal assessment.

Why this score?
  1. +10Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation
    Active event · 2021

    The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

Coverage gap: The reviewed 2015 record does not quantify a national-scale exchange sufficient for the frozen societal rule.

CHANGE SINCE 2015

+20 in 2015 → +32 in 2026

The change is generated from sourced events and frozen scoring rules, not retrospective editorial adjustment.

ACTIVE EVIDENCE

Events affecting the current score

+9

Strategic Dialogue broadens institutional cooperation

The renewed dialogue expanded defense, economic, climate, education, cultural and scientific cooperation while documenting continuing differences.

Interpret with care

This analytical score is not an objective fact, endorsement or prediction. Confidence reflects evidence coverage, while incomplete or unavailable observations remain explicit. Differences below 5 points are treated as practical ties rather than a meaningful ranking.

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