Youssef Mansour

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يوسف منصور

Youssef Mansour (born 21 May 1944) is an Egyptian billionaire businessman and part owner of the Mansour Group alongside his brothers Mohamed and Yasseen. He studied engineering at North Carolina State University and business administration at Auburn University, lives in Cairo, and was estimated by Forbes to be worth about US$1.9 billion in 2020.

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businessman
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Egypt & Nile
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    Summary

    Youssef Mansour is an Egyptian billionaire businessman, born on 21 May 1944, who is a part owner of the Mansour Group alongside his younger brothers Mohamed and Yasseen. Forbes estimated his fortune at US$1.9 billion in March 2020. 1

    Life

    Mansour took a bachelor's degree in engineering at North Carolina State University and a master's in business administration at Auburn University. 1 He is married with five children and lives in Cairo. 1 The two Wikipedia articles agree on his birth date of 21 May 1944, while Wikidata gives only the year 1940 and the museum's commissioning queue gave 1945; the built date follows the articles and is marked debated in the data note. 2 No source consulted for this record states a religion for Mansour himself. 3

    Work

    Mansour shares ownership of the Mansour Group, the family conglomerate founded by his father Loutfy Mansour, whose businesses include the Egyptian distribution of General Motors vehicles and Caterpillar equipment. 1 Unlike his brother Mohamed, he has held no government office and keeps a low public profile; his recorded public footprint is largely the Forbes billionaire listings. 1

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    Sibling of
    Mohamed Mansour

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    Alexandria· Mohamed Mansour

    Sources

    1. Youssef Mansour — English Wikipedia
    2. Youssef Mansour — Wikidata
    3. Youssef Mansour — Arabic Wikipedia
    Cite this page

    islam.museum contributors. “Youssef Mansour”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/youssef-mansour/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-01.

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