The tears of the Egyptian Prime Minister raise questions in the Israeli media, and Ahmed Tantawi is heading to overthrow the president


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New Egyptian affairs presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The episode devotes its time to talking about the upcoming presidential election race, which is scheduled to be held in December of this year.

The episode refers to an analysis published by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, by writer Tesfai Barel, in which he confirmed that early presidential elections in Egypt were a necessary decision taken by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to win a third presidential term before announcing a package of difficult economic measures, most notably the decision to liberalize the exchange rate of the pound against the US dollar. As a necessary step to complete the economic reform program in partnership with the International Monetary Fund, which agreed to merge the first and second reviews of the government economic reform program in Cairo early next year.
On the other hand, the episode presents the details of the presidential elections, in terms of the most important candidates, the method of collecting popular and parliamentary endorsements and endorsements for each candidate, then the chances of Ahmed Tantawi, President Sisi’s most prominent competitor in the electoral race, and the nature of his economic program and the extent of his ability to get Egypt out of its current crisis.

Finally, the episode presents the contents of the first and second days of the Story of a Homeland conference, which is held by the Egyptian government in the presence of Sisi to present the state’s achievements during the previous nine years. The episode refers to the Egyptian President’s statement about the opportunity for political change in Egypt through the Election Fund, in addition to his talk and members of his government about the most prominent projects that the state completed during previous years, from modernizing the Suez Canal to developing slum areas, and from renewing transportation networks across the Republic to achieving sufficiency. It is close to petroleum products.

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