President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
After the May presidential elections, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took the oath for the presidency and became Egypt's new leader after obtaining 97% of votes against his only challenger, Hamdeen Sabahi. Sisi had served as minister of defense before to giving up his position in March to run for president.
Ever since he was sworn in, President Sisi in 2014, has put into place an elaborate development map for Egypt, as the presidency of Sisi had been marked with the commencement of large national projects; the president in power is still erecting, establishing and developing large national projects as he has brought a great developmental revival, and we record in this case the most significant facts on the development of the Egyptian state for the last eight years:
New Suez Canal
The newly extended Suez Canal constitutes a critical element to stimulate the economy and enable Egypt to become a global hub of trade and logistics. Likewise, the New Suez Canal is a critical element towards the realization of the affects of the Suez Canal Development Axis project and the enhancement of the Egyptian economy to enable Egypt to evolve into a trade and logistics center across the globe.
Suez Canal Economic Zone: The zone represents a number of the epic proportions national projects in that it has a vantage position. Tunnel projects : The tunnel projects have connected Sinai to all parts of the Republic to achieve a major real development renaissance in various fields, specialties and industries in the land of turquoise.
Egypt without slums: Nearly 1000 projects have been implemented to achieve social justice and decent housing for all segments of society.
Establishment of new cities : More than 20 new urban agglomerations are being built at rapid rates. And new airports : 5 airports have been established and the civil aviation sector has been developed to connect Egypt to the global network in an honorable manner.
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