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Egypt’s Elite Credibility
The article argues that Egypt’s political elites cannot regain credibility simply by changing their rhetoric; they must reassess their past positions, take responsibility, and act transparently, while balancing the right to political participation with the need for accountability. After President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced that he would not seek constitutional amendments allowing him to remain in office, early moves began to prepare for the post-Sisi period. His term is expected to end in 2030, and several names have been floated as potential alternatives. The article warns that a weak political memory and a lack of accountability could lead to repeated crises. It stresses the importance of learning from past experience to strengthen trust in institutions and protect the country’s stability and the independence of its national decision-making.
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