
Egyptian President Sisi stated that his term of office will end in 2030 and that the constitution will not be changed, and that they are ready to take every step for the security of Saudi Arabia.
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Egyptian President Sisi gave domestic and foreign policy messages at the military academy graduation ceremony.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday that his presidential term will end in 2030. According to the state-published Al-Ahram newspaper, Sisi spoke at the graduation ceremony of the Egyptian Military Academy held in the New Administrative Capital.
'My term will end in 2030'
Giving a clear response to the discussions regarding his term of office, Sisi said, "2030 will be the end of our presidential term. This issue is completely closed."
Emphasizing that the Egyptian Constitution will not be changed to extend the term of office, Sisi said, "The Constitution will not be touched." Pointing out that violations of constitutional and democratic principles should be prevented, the Egyptian President emphasized the importance of preserving the constitutional order in the governance of the country.
DRAW ATTENTION TO THE ROLE OF THE ARMY
Sisi stated that the Egyptian Constitution clearly defines the role of the armed forces in protecting the constitutional order, democracy and the basic pillars of the state.
Giving messages about the future of the country, Sisi said, "I will not leave the Egyptian state until it becomes full of its own people who can take responsibility."
Sisi stated that a new generation of leaders has been trained within the Egyptian Military Academy and that these people are prepared to take on responsibilities in the future.
'WE TAKE EVERY STEPS TO PROTECT SAUDI ARABIA'
In his speech, Sisi also made remarkable statements regarding the security and sovereignty of Saudi Arabia. He said Egypt is ready to take all necessary measures to protect the security and sovereignty of the kingdom if Saudi Arabia requests it.
Sisi said, "We will take every precaution to protect Saudi Arabia," and stated that in case of such a request, he would call the parliament for an extraordinary meeting to authorize the steps to be taken.
SUPPORT MESSAGE TO GULF COUNTRIES

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