Egyptians' awareness as a barrier in 15 years of challenges

President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's statements focused on the challenges Egypt has faced since 2011, emphasizing that the awareness of the Egyptian people is the first line of defense for the nation. He clarified that economic recovery from the effects of that period could take up to 15 years, especially after the recession caused by events between 2011 and 2013. He highlighted that major challenges that arose afterward include maintaining the survival of national institutions. He referenced the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and regional wars on the Egyptian economy, noting that Egypt lost about $20 billion in Suez Canal revenues due to instability. The President stressed the importance of unifying efforts by institutions and citizens to combat misinformation campaigns aimed at damaging the country, especially through social media, and the necessity of developing the state's tools to enhance its capabilities and preserve its resources. He underscored the importance of institutional work and raising awareness, particularly among religious leaders and educators, to contribute to maintaining Egypt’s stability. He also emphasized the need to utilize resources optimally and achieve comprehensive development.

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