President El-Sisi took his constitutional oath today, Tuesday, April 2nd, for the first time in the new headquarters of the House of Representatives at the New Administrative Capital. Sisi’s new presidential term will begin on April 3rd and last six years.
In December of last year, the Supreme Presidential Elections Committee declared that President El-Sisi had been re-elected as the President of the Republic for another term. He received 89.6% of the total votes, which amounted to 39,702,000 votes in total.
The inauguration of Abdel Fattah El-Sisi as President of the Republic, in his first term, was celebrated on the evening of Sunday, June 8, 2014, at the Al-Qubba Presidential Palace in Egypt.
On June 2, 2018, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi was sworn in as president of the country for a second presidential term before the House of Representatives in the presence of several public figures and ministers.
After taking the oath, President El-Sisi delivered a speech in which he thanked the Egyptian people for entrusting him with another presidential term.
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.
He pledged to deepen national dialogue and implement its recommendations across various domains, with a focus on empowering political and democratic participation, especially among the youth.
El-Sisi emphasized the commitment to adopting strategies that maximize Egypt’s economic resources and capabilities.
Moreover, he stated that the state would embark on comprehensive institutional reforms aimed at ensuring financial discipline and achieving effective governance.
