I don't know about iranians,but aryans or indo europeans had little to do with the formation of egypt.
Keita on predynastic and First Dynasty Egyptians:

"The strong Sundanese affinity noted in unknown
analyses may reflect the Nubian interactions with upper
Egypt in predynastic times prior to Egyptian
unification (Williams, 1980, 1986).

Ta-Seti, the A-Group state based in Qustul (Fig. 1),
perhaps the earliest known kingdom in the Nile Valley
(Williams, 1986)apparently conquered portions of upper
Egypt. A-Group type royal tombs have been found in
Upper Egypt (Williams, 1986)."

(Keita, S.O.Y., "Further Studies of Crania from
Ancient Northern Africa: An Analysis of Crania from
First Dyansty Egyptian Tombs, Using Multiple
Discriminant Functions" _American Journal of
Physical Anthropology_ 87:245-254, 1992)

Keita in the same article:

"The predominant craniometric pattern in the
Abydos royal tombs is "southern" (tropical African
variant), and this is consistent with what would be
expected based on the literature and other results.
(Keita, 1990)

Why are the Ethiopians and Egyptians bandy-legged? Is
it because
of that the body of itself creates, because of
disturbance by heat, like
loss of wood when they become dry? The condition of
their hair supports
this theory; for it is curlier than that of other
nations..." (Aristotle,
_Problemata_ 909, 7)

"Those who are too black are cowards, like for
instance, the Egyptians
and Ethiopians. But those who are excessively white are
also cowards as
we can see from the example of women, the complexion of
courage is
between the two." (Aristotle, _Physiognomy_, 6)

Why are the Ethiopians and Egyptians bandy-legged? Is
it because
of that the body of itself creates, because of
disturbance by heat, like
loss of wood when they become dry? The condition of
their hair supports
this theory; for it is curlier than that of other
nations..." (Aristotle,
_Problemata_ 909, 7)

Dialogue:

Lycinus (describing an Egyptian): 'this boy is not
merely black; he
has thick lips and his legs are too thin...his
hair worn in a
plait shows that he is not a freeman.'

Timolaus: 'but that is a sign of really distinguished
birth in Egypt,
Lycinus. All freeborn children plait their
hair until they
reach manhood...'

(Lucian, _Navigations_, paras 2-3)

Dialogue:

"Aegyptos conquered the country of the black-footed
ones and called it
Egypt after himself" (Apollodorus, Book II, paras 3
and 4)

Dialogue:

Danaos (describing the Aegyptiads): 'I can see the
crew with their
black limbs and white tunics.'

(Aeschylus, _The Suppliants_, vv. 719-20, 745)

"...the men of Egypt are mostly brown or black with a
skinny desiccated look."
(Ammianus Marcellinus, Book XXII para 16)

Ibn Qutayba (828-89) wrote:

Wahb ibn Nunabbih said: Ham the son of Noah
was a white man,
with a handsome face and a fine figure, and
Almighty God changed his
color and the color of his descendants in
response to his father's
curse. He went away, followed by his sons, and
they settled by the
shore, where God increased and multiplied
them. They are the blacks.
...Some of his children went to the West. Ham
begat Kush ibn Ham,
Kan`an ibn Ham, and Fut ibn Ham. Fut settled
in India and Sind
and their inhabitants are his descendants.
Kush and Kan`an's
descendants are the various races of blacks:
Nubians, Zanj, Qaran,
Zaghawa, Ethiopians, Copts, and Berbers.
(Kitab al-Ma`arif, ed.
Tharwat `Ukasha, 2nd ed., Cairo, 1969, p. 26)

continent after all. His research on cranial morphological variation
in African populations suggests that North Africans are distinct from
Mediterranean populations rather than an admixture of Africans and
Mediterraneans, and have perhaps rather unfairly been seen as
"mongrelized" when in fact they are simply Africans with a look which
is similar to some populations outside of Africa. These might beShomarka Keita, an anthropologist at Howard University, has something
interesting to say about that idea - in essence, he thinks that a lot
of people tend to take a kind of "generic Bantu" phenotype as being
the only true African type, when in reality there is a wide range of
variation in African populations. Not surprising really, it is a huge
interesting to take a look at:

Keita SOY (1990) Studies of ancient crania from Northern Africa.
American Journal of Physical Anthropology 83:35-48.

Keita SOY (1992) Further studies of crania from ancient N. Africa: An
analysis of crania from First Dynasty Egyptian tombs, using multiple
discriminant functions. American Journal of Physical Anthropology
87:245-254.

S.O.Y Keita and Rick A. Kittles, "The Persistence of Racial Thiking and the Myth of Racial Divergence," _American Anthropologist_ 99 (3): 523-544, 1997) [...] An example of ambiguity is to be foud in the work of Luigi Cavalli-Sforza and his colleagues (1988), who studied select world populations, using cluster analysis in an effort to explore the issue of possible congruence between dendograms based on genetics and those based on language. (p.548] [...] After explaining inconsistency in the clustering of Berber and Dravidian populations, the authors write: [...] The Berber and Dravidian examples show shifts between the major *racial* groups as traditionally and currently defined by some scholars...Cavalli- Sfroza and his colleagues(1988) do not accurately represent the Afro-Asiatic family because they exclude Chadic, Omotic, and Cushitic speakers, thereby giving the illusion that Ethiopians are an anomaly, being genetically Africans (but mixed) who also speak the languages of Caucasians (Afro-Asiatic!?) (Armstrong 1990). An evolutionary model explains the geographical range of Afro-Asiatic speakers as one of overlaying gradients of genetic differentiation, which a racial model breaks into discrete units that cannot be shown to have ever existed. (pp. 548-9) [...] Keita and Kittles criticize the use, by Cavalli-Sfroza et al., and Horai et al., of "core" populations (supposedly less-admixed) to reconstruct "racial" history: [...] Their study consisted of mtDNA derived from an African individual from Uganda (who was used to represent all Africans), ten Japanese individuals whose sequences where amalgamated into one consensus sequence (to represent Asians), and the Cambridge sequence (used to represent Europeans). Here a single mtDNA sequence in two of three cases were deemed by the investigators to be representative of entire geographical regions conceptualized as being authentic. (p.542) [...] The authors comment on the differences in dates of racial divergence given by a number of modern studies: [...] The inconsistencies are difficult to reconcile, although blood substances are stated to be nonneutral and therefore not as reliable for this kind of enterprise; this means that results based on certain kinds of data could be theorectically eliminated...The use of genetic systems not responsible for morphology in order to study groups that are defined by morphophenotype is theoretically unsound, especially when divergence times are subject. (p.537) [...] Here is a list of divergence times given on p. 537. --- Published estimates of "racial" divergence times.

Kurgan culture is mostly around eastern europe,which northern europeans have little claim to anbd gnetic inhaeritance.
There were people in iran before the aryans orindo iranians showed up caleld elamites.
I don;t know why you are trying to claim egypt,when no archeological record backs you up.