Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Egypt Independent
Published on 2024-04-03 10:57:04
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi began his new presidential term on Tuesday as he took the oath in front of the House of Representatives at its new location in the New Administrative Capital. In his speech, President Sisi expressed his commitment to the people to continue building the nation and fulfilling its ambitions to become a modern, democratic state that excels in various fields such as science, industry, urbanism, agriculture, literature, and arts.
He emphasized the importance of national unity and solidarity as the foundation for the nation to progress and achieve its rightful place in the world. President Sisi acknowledged the challenges that Egypt has faced in recent years, including domestic terrorist threats, global crises, and regional conflicts, all of which have tested the country’s resilience like never before in its modern history.
Despite the obstacles, President Sisi declared that Egypt is determined to move forward and make progress, as time does not wait for anyone. He outlined his vision for the next phase of national development, highlighting the priority of safeguarding the country’s national security and strengthening international relations to promote stability, security, peace, and development.
President Sisi also emphasized the importance of continuing the national dialogue and implementing the recommendations put forth during the discussions. He announced plans to adopt strategies that leverage Egypt’s economic potential, enhance the resilience of the economy in times of crisis, and promote sustainable growth through the involvement of the private sector as a key player in driving development.
Furthermore, President Sisi committed to comprehensive institutional reforms aimed at improving financial discipline, optimizing public spending, and increasing public revenues to ensure sound governance. After the swearing-in ceremony, President Sisi paid tribute to fallen heroes by laying a wreath at the memorial in People’s Square in the Administrative Capital, accompanied by Minister of Defense and Military Production Mohamed Ahmed Zaki and other military officials.
The event was marked by military music playing the martyr’s salute, underscoring the nation’s respect and gratitude for those who have sacrificed for Egypt. President Sisi also signed the register of honor at the memorial monument, honoring the memory of those who have served the country.
In conclusion, President Sisi’s inauguration symbolizes a new chapter in Egypt’s journey towards progress and development. His commitment to national unity, security, economic growth, and institutional reform sets the stage for a future that is built on the aspirations and resilience of the Egyptian people.
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