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Ibrahim Issa: Egypt faces lack of influential political leaders
Ibrahim Eissa's article discusses the crisis caused by the absence of prominent political leaders in Egypt. He points out that this absence hampers the country's ability to manage crises and weakens communication with citizens, especially given the decline in the visibility of influential figures with popular support. He emphasizes that the old leadership is outdated, and a new generation of young people—and those who did not experience the events of 2011 and 2013—requires effective political representation and communication. Additionally, he notes that social media has blurred the lines between politicians and activists, leading to an unclear political landscape. He calls for the emergence of new leaders capable of engaging in dialogue and effective communication with society to ensure the stability of the nation's future.
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