Kandil Criticizes Academy Over Constitutional Concerns
The journalist and thinker Abdel Halim Qandil emphasized that the respect Egyptians have for the army borders on sanctity, considering the military institution an integral part of the Egyptian people's soul. He clarified that the idea of recruiting the presidency through the Academy raises legal issues and conflicts with supra-constitutional principles such as equality and the right to run for office. He pointed out the necessity of opening candidacy doors to everyone to ensure equal opportunities. Additionally, he noted that the Egyptian army is not just a military institution but also plays a vital economic and social role. He anticipates that it will continue to hold a central position in Egypt's political future, with the possibility of a president being chosen from among its leadership in the coming years.
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