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Imad El-Din Hussein: Army and Police Key to National Security
During a celebration at the Police Academy, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized that the army and police serve as the two wings of Egypt's national security. The armed forces are responsible for protecting the external borders, while the Ministry of Interior safeguards internal security. He explained that any imbalance in the protection of either wing significantly affects the stability of the state, considering the stability of both the internal and external fronts as an essential part of national security, alongside its economic and cultural dimensions. He also pointed out that Egypt continues to face attempts to target it, especially since 2011, through rumors, image distortion, and creating a rift between citizens and state institutions. The president stressed the importance of societal awareness in confronting these campaigns.
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