Sisi attends Egyptian Military Academy graduation ceremony

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is attending the graduation of new cadet cohorts from the Egyptian Military Academy on Saturday.

Sisi is attending the graduation ceremony of new cadet cohorts from the Egyptian Military Academy on Saturday.
Sisi said preserving the state and its institutions is the responsibility of the entire Egyptian people, not institutions alone.
Sisi urged Egyptian families to explain current events to their children, saying attacks on state institutions contain lies targeting the army, police, and state.
Sisi presented merit badges to the top graduates at the Egyptian Military Academy ceremony.
Cadets formed a human formation with their bodies commemorating the 53rd anniversary of the October War victories.
The ceremony included the screening of a documentary film titled 'Leaders in the Nation's Conscience'.
Sisi called for an emergency parliamentary session to grant a mandate for defensive military action to protect Gulf allies if requested.
Sisi recalled late Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi's role in contributing billions of pounds to support the state under Mubarak's directives.
Sisi said 2030 will mark the end of his presidential term, calling the matter closed and insisting the constitution will not be amended.
Sisi announced the Military Academy's new role in preparing state leadership cadres, saying preparations began four years ago.
Sisi proposed a 30-month training program for PhD holders, funded by the armed forces, with entrance exams targeting ages 40–50.
Sisi said a law will be drafted to regulate the selection of qualified candidates for leadership positions.