President-elect General A Sissy: "bring happiness to Egypt"
Egypt's new president, General A Sissy says that Egypt has no time for past conflict, and now is "going forward" • "Work, not words
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"The situation in Egypt will not return to the past" - so said the new president of Egypt , Abd Al - Fateh A - Sissy , in a first interview since he was elected this week by an overwhelming majority of 96.5 % . The words were said by A - Sissy to newspaper Al - Jaridah, published in Kuwait.
"There are those who fear that the situation in Egypt remains as it was before, but it's not going to happen," stated a - Sissy during the interview. "There is no time for conflicts - we're going forward." President-elect further claimed that following his election, Egyptians are going to be happy. "We'll bring happiness to citizens by working and not by words," he clarified.
This week, a - Sissy was selected for the position after three days of voting , defeating rival MP Hamdeen Sabah, who support a meager rate of 3.5 % . Sabahi lost a huge gap even his native province. Egypt election commission said turnout in the elections was 44.4 %.
Although A - Sissy is a religious candidate, he enjoys overwhelming support in Egypt. Yunas Mahayon, the head of the "A - Nur" extreme, welcomed the victory election and prayed for his success. "I hope that with Allah, these results will help Egypt and its stability," said Mahayon, whose party supported the Muslim Brotherhood in the past, but moved to support to A - Sissy after ousting former president Mohamed Morsi.
"There are those who fear that the situation in Egypt remains as it was before, but it's not going to happen," stated a - Sissy during the interview. "There is no time for conflicts - we're going forward." President-elect further claimed that following his election, Egyptians are going to be happy. "We'll bring happiness to citizens by working and not by words," he clarified.
This week, a - Sissy was selected for the position after three days of voting , defeating rival MP Hamdeen Sabah, who support a meager rate of 3.5 % . Sabahi lost a huge gap even his native province. Egypt election commission said turnout in the elections was 44.4 %.
Although A - Sissy is a religious candidate, he enjoys overwhelming support in Egypt. Yunas Mahayon, the head of the "A - Nur" extreme, welcomed the victory election and prayed for his success. "I hope that with Allah, these results will help Egypt and its stability," said Mahayon, whose party supported the Muslim Brotherhood in the past, but moved to support to A - Sissy after ousting former president Mohamed Morsi.
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