From theegyptblog.blogspot.com 

Things seem to be getting better for people living with HIV/AIDS in Egypt, unlike how it was few years ago. According to a slideshow published by the Egyptian Ministry of Health’s National AIDS Program:- HIV/AIDS prevalence in Egypt remains “low (<0.01%)”.

• There are “835 cases” of people living with AIDS in Egypt, by the end of 2005.
• 83% of those infected with AIDS are men, 17% are women.
• A recently-established HIV/AIDS toll-free hotline service is available at 0-800-700-8000.
• Free HIV testing, counseling, and medication are now available.
• National AIDS Program now has support groups where people with AIDS meet and share experiences in different aspects. Support groups are made of 10-15 people each.