President of the International Islamic Center for Tolerance: The June 30 Revolution in Egypt Save a homeland and the inspiration of a nation
Dr. Abdel Hamid Mitwalli, head of the International Islamic Center for Tolerance and Peace, confirmed & ndash; Brazil that the June 30 revolution was not & nbsp; Just protests, but it was a collective call from millions of Egyptians to save their state from falling, and to recover its national spirit that almost assassinated in the name of false democracy and fake projects.
& nbsp; Among these bright stations, the June 30, 2013 revolution came in Egypt, to be the embodiment of the will of a people who refused to refraction, and decided to restore their identity and civilized status.
& nbsp; Real democracy. Among the most prominent of what you achieved internally:
1. The state’s restoration of its prestige and prestige: State institutions are working in harmony and discipline after they were hostage to the narrow partisan and ideological interactions.
2. Fighting terrorism and extremism: With wide popular support, the Egyptian state launched a comprehensive battle against terrorism, and has proven that it is able to defeat the forces of darkness and restore security and stability.
3. Achieving huge development leaps: unprecedented national projects were launched in infrastructure, energy, housing, education, health, and digitization, to place Egypt on the path of real development.
4. Establishing the concept of citizenship: The revolution reaffirmed that Egypt for all Egyptians, without religious or sectarian discrimination, rejecting the confusion of religion with politics. The independence of the national decision: Egypt has taken its positions out of the interest of the nation, there is no dependency in it or dictates from external powers.
2. Supporting the region’s issues: Egypt supported the unity of Libya, rejected interventions in Syria, sought to resolve the Palestinian issue, and emphasized joint Arab security, especially in the Gulf and Yemen.
3. Strong international presence: Egypt regained its role in the African continent, and led important files at the United Nations and the African Union.
4. Publishing the speech of moderation and peace: Egypt carried the message of moderation and tolerance, through its religious institutions such as Al -Azhar and the House of Ifta, and launched initiatives to fight hatred and extremism around the world. This revolution has re -drawn the future of Egypt, not only at home, but also made it a model to defend the national state in a time of disintegration and turmoil.
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