Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly declared June 30th as an official paid holiday to commemorate the June 30 Revolution. This holiday includes workers in various sectors, as per the Prime Minister’s announcement.
The revolution, which took place 11 years ago, led to the ousting of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated President. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, then-defense minister, announced a roadmap for the future of Egypt, leading to his candidacy for the presidency.
Sisi praised the Egyptian people for their patriotism and resilience during the revolution, emphasizing the country’s achievements despite challenges and crises. He expressed gratitude to the people, army, and police for their dedication to the nation.
This holiday serves as a reminder of the unity and strength of the Egyptian people, who stood against injustice and tyranny. Sisi’s dedication to Egypt’s progress and success reflects the ongoing commitment to the country’s development and prosperity.
Egypt declares June 30 as paid holiday for revolution anniversary.
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