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President Sisi: Youth are Egypt’s strength, makers of future

by Gazette Staff
August 12, 2026
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On the occasion of International Youth Day. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi affirmed that Egypt’s young people are the nation’s strength and the makers of its future. He stressed that their ideas. creativity, and active participation form a fundamental pillar of the nation-building and development.

Through his official social media accounts. President Sisi said: “On International Youth Day. I affirm that Egypt’s youth are the strength of our nation and the makers of its future. Their ideas, creativity, and active participation constitute a fundamental pillar in the journey of building and development.”

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