The two fatalities in Suez died of gunshot wounds, said the general manager of Suez General Hospital.
Protesters accused Egyptian forces of opening fire during the demonstrations in Suez, a claim Refat vehemently refuted.
He announced plans to create jobs and investment in Suez and in Sinai.
It became clear the newly deployed soldiers in Suez would employ very different tactics to the police a few days ago.
Adel Refat, the head of security in Suez, asked for the help after declaring the area "out of control, " according to state news.
On Saturday in Suez -- about 90 miles south of Port Said -- the government deployed troops and armored military vehicles in response to the previous day's clashes.
Sfaxien qualified 2-1 on aggregate having drawn in Suez and are among the likeliest sides to succeed Stade Malien, especially as Tunisia have supplied half the six Confederation Cup title holders.
It was unclear how the deaths in Suez occurred.
BBC: Egyptian army deployed in Suez after anniversary unrest
The US is far more vulnerable to interruptions in the shipping lanes in the Suez Canal than Israel is.
In 1945 he shepherded the battle-scarred old king and his entourage to an historic meeting with FDR on a ship in the Suez canal.
Other pages reported the meteorological data for the month of November, and news from Berlin about Britain's shrewd purchase of shares in the Suez Canal.
Egypt has a lucrative industry from the shipping traffic in the Suez Canal, but it is concerned about shipping firms pursuing other routes to avoid the Gulf of Aden.
We have thus far, to my knowledge, not seen disruptions in, for instance in the Suez, which obviously is tremendously important to the movement of goods around the Cape of Good Horn.
India had become steadily more difficult for Britain to rule and without India, British hegemony in the Middle East, deemed a core national interest until the disaster of Suez in 1956, was increasingly unsustainable.
Meanwhile, on the women's WTA Tour, top seed Elena Dementieva of Russia fought back from a set down to beat Czech Lucie Safarov in the final of the Open GDF Suez tournament in Paris.
The far closer working relationship between the Foreign Office and the Quai d'Orsay established in 1991 with the break-up of Yugoslavia has meant that the old scars from the failed collaboration over Suez in 1956 have largely healed.
Cairo (CNN) -- Egyptians, angry at reports of inadequate security at a soccer match where 79 people died Wednesday in a riot, clashed with police, leaving two dead in the city of Suez and at least 900 injured in Cairo, officials said Friday.
Britain had pulled its military forces out of the Middle East after the decision to retreat from east of Suez in the 1960s.
Under Mr Mestrallet, who took over in 1995, Suez has sold its investment bank and a fund manager, and cleaned up its property portfolio.
The second is some policy or political blunder, such as the Tories' bungling of Suez in the 1950s or the poll tax in the late 1980s.
In reaction to Suez, France had constructed a new identity as the ostensible leader of Europe, upholding a set of universal values in competition with the Americans.
Mr Burt said UK citizens in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez had been advised to leave by commercial means and those in Luxor to stay indoors.
It started with several small demonstrations that came together in the centre of Suez.
There are also demonstrations in the cities of Suez, Mansoura, Assiut and Luxor.
Mr Morsi declared a state of emergency in Port Said, Suez and Ismailia, and a 21:00 to 06:00 curfew from Monday.
The pipeline is the third most strategically important piece of energy infrastructure in Egypt after the Suez Canal and the Sumed Pipeline.
In September 1956 the Suez Crisis, prompted by Egypt seizing and nationalising the Suez canal saw MPs returning early from the summer recess.
Petro Kareem will produce oil and gas from a lease within the North Zeit Bay concession, located onshore in the Gulf of Suez.
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