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El-Sisi: Egypt’s stability secured, economic reform moves forward

Businessmen Team news 06 August 2025 08:04 PM
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El-Sisi: Egypt’s stability secured, economic reform moves forward

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi affirmed on Wednesday that Egypt is enjoying a period of internal stability and confirmed that the economic reform process will continue despite current challenges.

El-Sisi made the remarks during an early morning visit to the Egyptian Military Academy, located at the State Strategic Command Headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. Lieutenant General Ashraf Zaher, Director of the Academy, received the President upon his arrival.

Presidential Spokesperson Ambassador Mohamed El-Shenawy stated that the visit began with President El-Sisi performing the dawn prayer alongside cadets. The President then held a direct meeting with the students, expressing his deep appreciation for the academy’s leadership, faculty members, and cadets.

El-Sisi stressed to the cadets that the academy has become more than a training ground for men. The institution now serves as a beacon for preparing both men and women and for building well-rounded Egyptian personalities capable of addressing the challenges of the modern era across all state institutions. The President praised the academy’s training programs offered to civilian leaders and highlighted their importance across multiple fields.

He addressed the domestic situation by reaffirming Egypt’s internal stability. The President noted that the state's policy of transparency and credibility has proven effective throughout the past ten years.

He pointed out that Egypt has faced significant security challenges for over a decade. The President added that the country has managed to overcome these challenges and continues to make visible progress despite the complex regional environment.

El-Sisi referred to current geopolitical developments, including the war in the Gaza Strip, and noted their impact on revenues from the Suez Canal. The President stressed that the economic reform agenda remains on course and called on Egyptians to maintain unity and cooperation to overcome difficulties and achieve national development goals.

He expressed strong interest in scientific advancement. The President emphasized that social media platforms are not inherently harmful and that their impact depends on how they are used. The President warned against the misuse of social media to spread false information and undermine morale, noting the increasing awareness of the Egyptian people.

President El-Sisi addressed foreign policy matters by stating that the Arab region has experienced exceptional circumstances since 2011, well before the events of October 7, 2023. The President said this reality validates Egypt’s balanced foreign policy, based on non-interference and respect for national sovereignty.

He warned against attempts to divide Arab societies through the media and emphasized the strength of Egypt’s relations with fellow Arab nations. The President stressed the need to overcome disputes in order to preserve Arab unity.

He affirmed that Arab national security is an interconnected structure and that Egypt is an integral part of this system. The President cautioned against foreign interventions aimed at destabilizing Arab countries.

El-Sisi addressed the situation in Gaza by highlighting Egypt’s extensive efforts since 2007 to prevent escalation. The President acknowledged that the Palestinian people are the ones who suffer the most in any conflict. The President described the current destruction in Gaza as unprecedented and reiterated Egypt’s commitment to stopping the war, facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid, and supporting efforts to secure the release of hostages and detainees, despite media campaigns seeking to undermine Egypt’s pivotal role.

El-Shenawy reported that the President observed the morning physical fitness parade of the academy cadets. The President praised the high levels of physical strength and confidence demonstrated by the students during the exercises.

El-Sisi joined the cadets for breakfast and engaged in open dialogue with them. The President emphasized the importance of commitment to training, academic achievement, and awareness of current domestic events, regional issues, and international developments.

He concluded the visit by wishing the academy cadets success in their future roles. The President extended his gratitude to their families for their vital role in raising a generation prepared to serve the nation and contribute to a safer, more stable future.