Breaking: Egyptian president inaugurated for third term in new capital
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has been sworn in as president for the third consecutive time.
The swearing-in ceremony was held today Tuesday at the New Administrative Capital.
In power for the past decade, Sisi is set to remain president until 2030, after winning a December election with 89.6 percent without facing substantial competition.
Taking his oath in the presence of high-ranking state officials and parliamentarians, President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi’s inauguration signifies a continuation of his leadership.
With over 39.7 million votes, he was re-elected for a new term, solidifying his mandate to lead the nation for another six years.
President El-Sisi delivered a speech after taking the oath, thanking the Egyptian people for entrusting him with another presidential term.
“I reaffirm my commitment to continuing the journey of nation-building and fulfilling the aspirations of the esteemed Egyptian people in building a modern democratic state that excels in science, industry, urban development, agriculture, literature, and the arts.”
During his speech, El-Sisi outlined the objectives of national work for his new term, encompassing politics, foreign affairs, economic reforms, social protection, and urban development.
He pledged to continue strengthening well-balanced relations with all nations, while Egypt maintains its role in promoting global peace, security, and development.
President Sisi is slated to assume his official duties from the Presidential Palace in the new capital, beginning tomorrow, April 3rd.
