The events of 2011 to 2014… chaos threatened the existence of Egypt
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi confirmed that what happened in Egypt from 2011 to 2014 was chaos that threatened the country’s existence.
In his speech on the 71st anniversary of the July Revolution, today, Sunday, he said that Egypt witnessed, during these three years, a difficult period of chaos and instability that threatened the very existence of the state and the capabilities of the people of Egypt, adding that it was necessary for that to seriously think about the future and the new republic and its return to its rightful place among nations.
Al-Sisi added that the Egyptians made sure with certainty that a secure and stable homeland is superior and not superior to it, and that social and economic development and modernization have become a necessity for life and the future and not a luxury and luxury, indicating that the demographic and economic reality necessitates talking not about development in the traditional sense, but rather about launching with high and successive growth rates.
He added that the foundations and values of the new republic are based on the priority of preserving and protecting the homeland, in the midst of an international and regional reality, which is increasingly complex and turbulent in an unprecedented manner, stressing the need for unity of the home front, given the changing nature of threats, a large part of which has become exclusively targeting the interior.
President El-Sisi said that his country’s current goals are: achieving accelerated sustainable development, providing equal opportunities for work and a decent life, and building national capacity in all fields, so that Egypt can reach the place that its people aspire to, adding that achieving all of the above, preserving and developing it requires, in parallel with the process of construction and reconstruction, the development of human characteristics in society, building the Egyptian person, and improving his educational, health and cultural conditions.
