Sisi and Tantawi on Muslim Brotherhood
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi revealed details of his conversation with the late Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi regarding the possibility of handing over power to the Muslim Brotherhood. He affirmed that such a transfer could have happened if the people had elected them in the elections. He explained that expecting the Muslim Brotherhood to reach power was logical at that time, but he did not foresee them remaining in control for an extended period. He emphasized that safeguarding the state and its institutions was a top priority during his tenure overseeing military intelligence. He also mentioned that he maintained communication with various political currents to assess their capacity to manage challenges and warned of the economic repercussions of ongoing protests, which harm the economy and lead to a decline in foreign reserves and tourism.
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