Egypt sets a presidential election for December with el-Sissi likely to stay in power until 2030
- Egypt is set to hold a presidential election in December, with President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi likely to remain in power until 2030. The election will take place over three days, and Egyptian expatriates will vote in December, with the runoff scheduled for January.
- The election announcement and the call for reforms highlight el-Sissi's efforts to maintain his grip on power, while also acknowledging the need for some level of political openness and participation. This sets the stage for a potentially tense and closely watched electoral process.
- The board of trustees of National Dialogue, a forum set up by el-Sissi, has called for reforms to ensure a fair and competitive election with multiple candidates. This reflects a push for greater inclusivity and democratic practices in Egypt's political system.
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