The operation comes days after a 26-year-old Moroccan man was accused of attacking passengers on a train in France.
The operation comes days after a 26-year-old Moroccan man was accused of attacking passengers on a train in France.
One soldier was killed and three others wounded, an interior ministry spokesman was quoted as saying by the official SPA news agency.
The man was identified as an alleged spy for Libya Dawn, an armed group which has flown air strikes against Daesh in Sirte.
The US has contributed $4 billion in humanitarian aide to those affected by the Syrian violence since 2011.
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said preparatory work should be done ahead of lifting sanctions so investment can start to flow as soon as the measures are removed.
The blast targeted a bus carrying conscripts in the Nile Delta province of Beheira.
Tammam Salam said in a news conference that security forces who used force against protesters will be held accountable and that the right to demonstrate is protected by the constitution.
No group has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
Robert Douglas Semple was kidnapped 18 months ago in Yemen.