Sisi: I will continue to work until my last day in power

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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi confirmed on Thursday that he will continue to work and develop with full force until his last day in power.

He pointed out, during his speech at the graduation ceremony of a new batch of police college students, that the amount of work and achievement achieved in Egypt since 2014 required normal conditions of no less than thirty years to implement it, calling for work to create qualified cadres with high efficiency without complacency, especially to overcome the state of stagnation that affected state institutions and agencies in previous decades.

He pointed out that the volume of work in the country is enormous and requires comprehensive knowledge and briefing by the leadership and senior officials of its affairs and capabilities.

The Egyptian President stressed that preserving the state is a responsibility that falls on all Egyptians, reiterating the necessity of preserving national memory in the face of attempts to distort it with lies and slander, and attempts to distort the army, police, and other state institutions, stressing the strength and ability of the Egyptians and their being a bulwark against those anti-state attempts.

The Egyptian President had settled the controversy over amending the constitution, stressing that there was no intention to amend its articles, and that no one would approach it.

During his speech yesterday at the 44th Armed Forces Educational Symposium, which was organized on Wednesday on the occasion of the 53rd anniversary of the victories of the October War, he stressed that the state has an agreed-upon constitution, stressing the necessity of confronting rumors and attempts to falsify awareness and stir up unrest within the country.