English: Mohamed Talaat Ben Hassan Mohamed Harb (November 25, 1867 - August 13, 1941) is an Egyptian economist and thinker who was a member of the Egyptian Senate and founder of Banque Misr and his group of companies. He was one of the flags of the modern economy in Egypt and was nicknamed the "father of the Egyptian economy." [1] He worked to liberate the Egyptian economy from foreign dependence and contributed to the establishment of Banque Misr and many giant companies bearing the name of Egypt such as Misr Spinning, Egypt for mines and quarries, Egypt for oil refining and Egypt for tourism, Egypt Studio and others.