Corvettes, Sloops and Patrol Vessels
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Gowind Class LOA 335′ / 102.1 m TDISP 2,500 tons (3 active, 1 building, service since 2017)
Pohang Class LOA 290′ / 88.4 m TDISP 1,200 tons (1 active with Egypt)
ENS Shbab Misr (transferred to Egypt 2016) previously served in Republic of Korea Navy as Jinju PCC-763 (1988-2016)
Descubierta Class LOA 291′ / 88.7 m TDISP 1,500 tons (2 active with Egypt)
Tarantul Class (Project 12421 Molniya) LOA 184′ / 56.1 m TDISP 540 tons (1 active with Egyptian Navy)
Sloops
Black Swan Class LOA 299′ / 91.1 m TDISP 1,300 tons (37 built over to types, 1 remaining in Egypt)
ex-HMS Whimbrel U-29 (1943) transferred to Egypt as El Malek Farouq in 1949, renamed Tariq 1954, Egyptian Navy is currently investigating a sale back to Britain (Liverpool) for preservation as a museum ship.
Missile Boats
Ambassador MK. III LOA 207′ / 63.1 m TDISP 600 tons (4 active)
Soliman Ezzat 682 (2013)
Tiger Class Fast Missile Boat originally constructed in France for the West German Navy (served 1972 – 2002) 154′ / 46.1 m TDISP 265 tons (5 active with Egyptian Navy)
Osa I and II Class LOA 127′ / 38.7 m TDISP 210 tons (transferred from Soviet Union, 3 remain active)
October or Hegu Class LOA 84′ / 25.6 m TDISP 82 tons (12 active) both types based on Soviet Komar class with improvements.
Submarine Chasers / Patrol boats
Hainan Class / Type 037 (Chinese-built) LOA 192′ / 58.5 m TDISP 450 tons. (8 active, service since 1983)
Mine Warfare Ships
T-43 Class Soviet Minesweepers LOA 190′ / 57.9 m TDISP 570 tons (7 ships transferred to Egyptian service starting in 1954, may be all retired by 2017). 
The Searchers 