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Senate Foreign Relations Chair: National Identity Strengthens State and Society
The article discusses the upcoming National Identity Conference scheduled to be held at the Library of Alexandria, which focuses on the concept of national identity and its importance in achieving harmony among the members of Egyptian society. Dr. Mohamed Kamal, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Senate, explained that national identity depends on Egyptians' consensus around shared symbols, institutions, and references. He warned that targeting this consensus could go beyond intellectual debate to involve political and security issues. He emphasized that national identity is a source of strength for the state and that attempts to distort it over recent decades aim to weaken this element. He also stated that consensus on identity enhances societal strength. Additionally, he pointed out that sometimes, efforts to undermine identity are conducted within a broader framework, which diminishes the stature of Egyptian identity and distorts its concept.
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