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General Abdel Aziz Seif al-Din said that the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces took over the country’s administration after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, amid the absence of the People’s Assembly and uncertainty over the political and legal framework. It turned to judicial figures, including Counselors Mamdouh Marei and Farouk Sultan, to address the institutional vacuum. He explained that the Council faced mounting public demands and sought to provide a legal and constitutional basis for managing the transitional period while keeping state institutions functioning and protecting citizens’ interests. He added that the challenges included drafting a new constitution, holding elections, and forming parliamentary councils. Meanwhile, the demands of the January protests evolved from calls to change the government and the People’s Assembly to demands for the regime’s overthrow.
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