Jan. 25... A Lesson and A Memory

I believe that January 25 is a lesson and a memory. It is the anniversary of the Egyptian police day and the victory on January 25, 1952, when they thwarted the plot to isolate the Canal Zone. This confrontation was the true introduction to the Egyptian army’s revolution in July 1952, and a lesson that the Egyptian people were able, with their ethnicity, army and police, to confront those who tried to seize Egypt, its great civilization and history. 

Happy returns to Egypt and its police on the occasion of Police Day, January 25. The Egyptian police represent the protective shield of my country. For 73 years, we celebrate Police Day annually. Throughout history and throughout civilizations, our police have played a major role in security and internal peace, protecting citizens, and establishing order.

The police force and the great Egyptian army continued their role in protecting the homeland until the attempt was repeated in 2011 in preparation for handing over Egypt to groups unable to rule Egypt, but the Egyptians and their police continued the saga of dignity when more than 30 million Egyptians took to the streets and squares until the well-known statement was issued. On July 3. 14 years since the incidents of January 25, those incidents that were hijacked by terrorist groups in order to attack Egypt, but the Egyptian people, with their strength, army, and police, were able to repel this attack, and from that day we began building modern Egypt. We had crises of electricity, roads, housing, and most importantly, the lack of security or safety, and today Egypt has rstored it's status thanks to president Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, along with the army and police. We now feel safe and secure. We have been able to overcome crises and build a global road network, new cities and factories, and private and international universities. Egypt now is playing a leadership role in the region and in the world.

Thanks to the people’s support for their army and police, terrorism has been completely eliminated.. and the process of construction and development has begun in every inch of our dear Egyptian land. Every year, Egypt celebrate Police Day and remember the major conspiracy that we were able, thanks to the cohesion of the internal front, our army and our police, to get out of, under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.