
Egyptian MP Mustafa Bakri favored parliament’s vote next Tuesday on President Sisi’s request to authorize sending military forces to Saudi Arabia, after Sisi called for an emergency session to protect Gulf security.
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Article 152 of the Egyptian Constitution requires the approval of the House of Representatives by a two-thirds majority to send military forces outside the state’s borders. This move comes within the framework of Egypt's commitment to protecting the security of the Gulf states.
Egyptian journalist Mustafa Bakri, a member of the House of Representatives, suggested that Parliament will vote on President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s request for authorization to send military forces to Saudi Arabia, next Tuesday.
Bakri wrote, in his account on the
Bakri indicated, "It is possible to vote on authorizing the President of the Republic to send military forces to Saudi Arabia next Tuesday."
According to Article 152 of the Egyptian Constitution, the country’s president does not declare war or send forces outside the state’s borders except after taking the opinion of the National Defense Council and the approval of the House of Representatives by a two-thirds majority of members.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said on Saturday that Egypt will implement any measure to protect the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, calling on Parliament to hold an emergency session to approve its authorization to take this action.
Al-Sisi added, during the graduation ceremony of new batches from the Egyptian Military Academy in the New Administrative Capital, on Saturday, that “Egypt is ready to implement any measure requested by Saudi Arabia to defend its security and sovereignty,” adding: “We stand strongly to protect and defend the lands of our brothers in the Gulf.”
Al-Sisi continued: “We must acknowledge the kindness done by our brothers in the Gulf, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Kuwait, and thank them for their support for Egypt after 2013.”
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