
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi denied the allegations of constitutional change and announced that his term will end in 2030.
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There were claims circulating on social media that Sisi could be a candidate again by making a constitutional amendment in 2027.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced that his term will end in 2030.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the students of the Egyptian Military Academy in the east of the capital Cairo, Sisi stated that he would not extend his term of office with the constitutional amendment and said, "2030 will be the end of our presidential term. This issue is completely closed."
"My term as head of state will end in 2030. This is a finalized matter." Sisi responded to the claims on social media that the Constitution could be amended in 2027, giving him the right to run for the presidency for a new term, with these words.
Speaking about the future of Egypt, Sisi said, "I will not leave the Egyptian state until it becomes full of its own people who can take responsibility."
SUPPORT MESSAGE FROM SASI TO SAUDI ARABIA
Saying that Egypt and Saudi Arabia are the heart of the Arab and Islamic world, Sisi emphasized that Cairo will not accept any threat to Saudi Arabia's security and borders.
Sisi said, "We will take every step to protect Saudi Arabia, and I will invite the Parliament to an emergency session to give authority if requested." he said.
The Egyptian President stated that they are ready to take any steps requested by the Riyadh administration and to defend Saudi Arabia, in line with the directives of Saudi Arabian King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Sisi will leave office in 2030
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