Abou El-Enein at the End of the Fifth Parliamentary Session:
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President El-Sisi led Egypt through difficult times
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Parliament supported Egypt’s stance on the Palestinian cause, rejecting displacement and liquidation
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I extend my thanks to the government… it worked diligently, but the challenges are great
MP Mohamed Abou El-Enein, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, extended his congratulations to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the Armed Forces, the police, and the great people of Egypt on the occasion of the anniversary of the June 30 Victory, noting that it was the revolution of popular will that marked a new dawn for Egypt and the beginning of our New Republic.
This came during his speech marking the end of the fifth parliamentary session of the House of Representatives.
He addressed his message to the MPs: “Do not underestimate what you have accomplished in building modern Egypt. Everything we witness today is the result of the added value of the legislations and proposals you have presented. You stood firmly behind the leader and statesman, President El-Sisi, throughout every stage of development. You fulfilled your duties in every forum, and your position was clear as you supported the efforts of the Armed Forces and the police in defending the nation’s security. You confronted outdated legal provisions and tackled complex issues with legislations that meet the demands of the present and the ambitions of the future.”
Abou El-Enein stressed that Parliament has become a platform for societal dialogue.
He continued: “On the diplomatic level, your representation was honorable before the world, as you stood up to all the challenges facing Egypt and all the hostile positions against our nation that spread distorted information.”
He highlighted Egypt’s and Parliament’s international achievements, noting that President El-Sisi was awarded the Peace Champion Award 2024 by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean, and that the Egyptian House of Representatives was chosen to preside over the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, in recognition of its importance and standing in the region.
Abou El-Enein affirmed that Egypt is living through some of its most difficult moments, explaining that Parliament has shared in the expansive and developmental vision of the leader and statesman, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, to confront these challenging times.
He extended his gratitude to the leader of the journey, Counselor Hanafy El-Gebaly, Speaker of the House of Representatives, saying:
“This is the man from whom we learned dignity, wisdom, and impartiality on the platform, and how to receive major international delegations. All appreciation and respect to this man who has added so much.”
He also extended his thanks and appreciation to the government and to Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, affirming that it worked diligently, faced great challenges, and had great ambitions.
He singled out Counselor Mahmoud Fawzy, Minister of Parliamentary, Legal, and Political Communication Affairs, and Counselor Ahmed Saad, Deputy Speaker, for their tremendous efforts.
He saluted the opposition, saying: “Salute to the national opposition that performed with genuine patriotism.”
He also saluted the political parties and the majority: “Salute to the majority, the Future of a Homeland Party, and all parties that achieved success in the streets, constituencies, and under the Dome.”
He also praised the performance of Counselor Ahmed Manaa, Secretary-General of the House of Representatives.
He added: “Salute to everyone who represented Egypt abroad and helped build Egypt’s true image in international parliaments, including the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean.”
He extended his salute to the Armed Forces, ever vigilant over Egypt’s security and stability, continuing: “I also salute President El-Sisi, who strengthened the Armed Forces as the balance of power in the region.”
He further extended his salute to the valiant police officers, as well as to the men of security, media, and the press.
