the seventh day

Tuesday ، 23 May 2017 12:38 PM

Books Samir Hosny - Muhammad Shaalan

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said that there are people who seize parts of the state’s lands and challenge them to obtain their rights from him personally.

In his speech during the inauguration of a number of national projects in Damietta, President El-Sisi directed his speech to everyone who believes himself above the law, saying: “There is no one above the law and above the right, and the Egyptians are sure that they are able to regain their land, because the land of the people, the land of Egypt and the land of those coming from Our children, and we cannot give up one meter of land.

In the same context, the president announced a meeting with the leaders of the armies and regions, governors and security directors at the end of this May, to find out the latest developments in the issue of recovering the stolen state lands, adding: “We are at the end of this month to hold al-Qa'da, governors, security directors, leaders of armies and regions, twenty young men from Each province so that we can see that we have done eh.

President El-Sisi added in his speech during the inauguration of a number of national projects in Damietta governorate, “There are lands where people used to lay their hands on it saying that they would take their right from me, commenting: There is no one in the state above the law and above the right, and there are people who think that it is above rights and above the law.”