President Sisi addresses security at Egypt 2026
During the "National and Citizen Security" session at Egypt 2026 Forum, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized the importance of protecting state institutions, especially the Armed Forces and the Ministry of Interior, from targeted attempts that have recurred since the events of 2011. He affirmed that targeting these institutions poses a constant threat aimed at toppling the state. He also underscored the principles of Egypt's foreign policy, which are characterized by non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries, maintaining the unity of states and their institutions, and constructive cooperation with all parties. Additionally, he highlighted the necessity of strategic balance and caution against succumbing to public opinion pressures. He stressed that Arab national security is indivisible, and that the stability of Arab countries—particularly in the Gulf, Libya, and Sudan—is a top Egyptian priority. He reaffirmed that Egypt’s military efforts are primarily aimed at defending the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and that Egypt always places its interests within the framework of comprehensive Arab national security.
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