Government must address crises without president
Editor Magdy El-Gallad stated that the government is obliged to address citizens' crises without waiting for intervention from the President, who focuses on strategic and national security issues. He clarified that the government is responsible for everyday executive matters, such as the costs and licensing of vehicles, which impose increasing burdens on citizens, and that it should take measures to resolve them rather than awaiting directives from the presidency. He also emphasized that the Head of State is responsible for major issues related to national security and international relations, and should not interfere in daily details; and that the government's independent and effective action on citizens' everyday concerns is its primary responsibility.
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