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The article addresses the controversy surrounding the adoption of the title "The Leader" for Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi by official media, and the subsequent retreat and removal of this title from official descriptions. The title was initially awarded in the context of supporting and celebrating Egypt's achievements, but it sparked criticism for being exaggerated and for expressing love and loyalty without the need for lofty titles. Experts emphasized that a president's stature is determined by their actions and achievements, and that the use of titles should steer clear of exaggeration and hypocrisy. It was also noted that leaders generally do not require unofficial titles, especially when such titles generate widespread controversy.
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