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Pope Tawadros pointed out that the Nile River bestows Egyptian character with calmness and piety, explaining that since Pharaonic times, Egyptians have been distinguished by patriotism and national unity, which arose thanks to the presence of the Nile. He affirmed that Egypt is a united homeland unlike any other country, and that the Egyptian people are not inclined towards violence, while emphasizing the importance of instilling these principles in youth, families, and institutions. He also mentioned that Christianity's arrival in Egypt since the first century AD, along with the visit of the Holy Family to Egypt, gives the country a competitive advantage. Additionally, he noted that the Coptic Church works for the benefit of all Egyptians, transcending sectarian divides.
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