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Sisi: Not all who speak disorganized words can lead Egypt
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized the importance of selecting and preparing the leaders responsible for managing the Egyptian state, stressing that not everyone who says two words in succession is capable of leading the country. He mentioned that the armed forces have been working to rationalize their expenses for quite some time, especially during the tenure of Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi as Minister of Defense since 1991, with the austerity plan continuing for 22 years, including reducing salaries despite the challenges. He added that the Military Council was able to secure the necessary funds to finance the state during the crises of 2011, despite attempts to incite discord between the military, police, and the street. He pointed out that the military institution is characterized by pure intent and a sincere desire to protect the homeland, and that training commanders takes 30 months to prepare them to bear responsibility.
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