Sisi affirms end of term in 2030 and constitution integrity
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi affirmed that his presidency will definitely end in 2030. He clarified that the Egyptian constitution will remain unchanged, and efforts will be made to prepare leadership cadres through a training program lasting 30 months, targeting about 400 to 500 individuals. The program aims to develop leaders capable of managing the state and ready to assume major positions, including the presidency, ministerial roles, and governorships, with individual costs exceeding 3 to 5 million Egyptian pounds annually. This initiative is part of efforts to enhance the country’s leadership capacities, with a firm emphasis that selections will depend on competence and merit. The program will also involve high-level figures from the parliament and thinkers. Sisi also stressed the importance of protecting the state and safeguarding the military institution's independence. He praised the support Egypt received from Gulf countries after the 2011 crisis, reaffirmed Egypt's backing for Saudi Arabia, and expressed readiness to take measures to defend it if requested, subject to parliamentary approval.
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