Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, rules out constitution change
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The Egyptian president said the end of his current term is 'entirely settled,' rejecting speculation that the constitution could be amended to extend his rule
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Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, rules out constitution change. The Egyptian president said the end of his current term is 'entirely settled,' rejecting speculation that the constitution could be amended to extend his rule Covered by 5 publications. Haaretz: Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, rules out constitution change. The Jerusalem Post: Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030 after over a decade in role. Middle East Eye: Egypt's Sisi declares his presidency will end in 2030. Middle East Eye: Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030. Al-Monitor: Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, outlines plan to prepare future leaders.
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- Haaretz Israel Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, rules out constitution change The Egyptian president said the end of his current term is 'entirely settled,' rejecting speculation that the constitution could be amended to extend his rule 17 Oct · Tier 2
- The Jerusalem Post Israel Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030 after over a decade in role Sisi, who has served as Egypt's president since 2014, said his departure from office was "settled and will not be discussed." 17 Oct · Tier 3
- Middle East Eye United Kingdom Egypt's Sisi declares his presidency will end in 2030 Egypt's Sisi declares his presidency will end in 2030 Submitted by MEE staff on Sat, 10/17/2026 - 11:23 'The Egyptian constitution will not be touched,' the president says in a speech at the Egyptian Military Academy Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi attends a bilateral meeting with the US pre 17 Oct · Tier 3
- Middle East Eye United Kingdom Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030 Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030 Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday that his presidential term would end in 2030 and that the question of his departure from office was “settled and will not be discussed”, reaffirming that Egypt's constitution would not be amend 17 Oct · Tier 3
- Al-Monitor United States Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030, outlines plan to prepare future leaders By Enas Alashray CAIRO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday that his term would end in 2030 and outlined a plan for the country's main military academy to train potential future leaders for 30 months before then. The proposal gives the Egyptian Military Academ 17 Oct · Tier 3
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