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Hamdeen Sabbahi on Egypt's progress through Nasserism
Hamdine Sabbahi emphasized that Egypt cannot be great and powerful except through the Nasserist project. He saw that Egypt's stature and regional role are linked to its history and expressed the importance of Gamel Abdel Nasser in representing that stature. He pointed out that during Nasser's era, Egypt was a symbol of liberation movements and played a significant role in the Arab world. However, after the Camp David Accords, this role diminished, and no other Arab country could fill the void left by Egypt. He affirmed that Egypt, by nature and history, is great and strong, but it was Nasser who implemented policies that matched its stature. The decline after his era led to a reduction in its regional influence. He also considered the October 1973 War a great achievement that was lost with the Camp David Agreement, stressing that Egypt can only be strong through the Nasserist project.
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