Sisi Confirms No Term Extension

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi confirmed that the end of his term in 2030 is "absolutely certain," and that the constitution will not be amended. He announced that leadership development programs have been prepared with the goal of graduating 400 to 500 individuals over 30 months to take on responsibilities in managing the state, including roles such as the presidency and ministerial and administrative positions. Sisi revealed that candidates will be tested based on competence and merit. The program will be supported by the armed forces at a cost of more than 3 to 5 million Egyptian pounds per individual, aimed at strengthening young leaders’ capabilities and supporting the stability of the state. He also emphasized that the armed forces are responsible for protecting the country and safeguarding its constitution. He pointed out the significant support from Gulf countries following the crises of 2011, highlighting that Egypt will not allow its security, particularly that of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to be compromised. He called for stopping the war and extinguishing the flames of conflicts, reaffirming his commitment to developing national cadres to ensure Egypt’s continued stability.

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