Throughout seven years, President Abdel Fattah El Sisi fulfilled many significant achievements during the era of President Abdel Fattah El Sisi at various levels. On June 8, 2014, following a popular revolution on June 30, 2013, Sisi took up the office as the president of Egypt for the first time.
Since then, Egypt has sought to return the country to the path of reform and construction by setting a giant development map.
In the following lines, SEE News highlights the most prominent information about the achievements of the Egyptian state during the past seven years as follows:
Sisi assumed the presidency for the first time on June 8, 2014, following a popular revolution on June 30, 2013. His rule is marked by the launch of giant national projects.
The new Suez Canal is an important step to boost the economy and transform Egypt into a global trade and logistics center. It’s also an important step on the road to the success of the development axis project in the Suez Canal region and pushes the wheel of the Egyptian national economy to turn Egypt into a global trade and logistics center.
Suez Canal Economic Zone is one of the largest national projects, as it is characterized by a strategic location.
Tunnel projects that linked Sinai to other central governorates and to achieve a major real development renaissance in various fields, specializations, and industries on the ‘Land of Turquoise.’
Transportation: A comprehensive plan has been implemented to develop roads and railways and put Egyptian ports on the global map.
Egypt without slums: nearly 1,000 projects have been implemented to achieve social justice and decent housing for all segments of society.
Construction of new cities: More than 20 new urban communities are under construction.
New airports: Five airports were established and the civil aviation sector developed to link Egypt to the global network in an honorable manner.
New industrial cities: implementing a number of industrial projects with a total investment of EGP 33.4 billion.
Egypt launched a project to revive the countryside by cultivating one and a half million feddan.
Egypt's water security: The state succeeded in completing projects at a cost of EGP 30 billion to protect Egypt's water security.
Education Renaissance: More than 3,000 schools were established, as well as the design, implementation, and launch of the new Egyptian education system.
Petroleum sector: The opening of the giant Zohr project and the launch of several exploration operations.
Electricity sector: 28 electric power stations have been fulfilled to increase the electric capacity by more than 25 thousand megawatts.
Social Solidarity: expanding the base of the social protection umbrella, with EGP 85.5 billion as investments in this sector.
Health sector: implementing hundreds of projects and launching initiatives, including the implementation of the 100 Million Health Initiative.
The national projects reflected on the life of the ordinary citizen, and Egypt achieved a great renaissance.
The poverty rate in Egypt decreased for the first time in nearly 20 years to reach 29.7 percent.
The Egyptian economy ranked second with the largest global economic growth rate in 2020, at 306 percent, exceeding the expectations of the IMF.
The cash reserve rose to $40.3 billion at the end of last March. Egypt achieved a renaissance at home, it succeeded in restoring its position in the international scene as a superpower. Besides, powerful countries stressed that Egypt's importance as a regional player.
Egypt has presented a historical model in the file of combating terrorism and extremism over the past years.
Egypt succeeded in reducing the pace of operations to unprecedented rates, compared to 2014, when terrorism escalated in response to the fall of the terrorist group of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Egyptians defeated black terrorism, and Egypt succeeded in stopping extremism and the terrorist group's control over the joints of the state, and security and safety returned, and for the first time the Egyptians felt that they were safe in a state of law and stability.
The Egyptians won the most dangerous battles of the future; economy, development, combating poverty, success in combating slums, reforming the living conditions of millions of its residents, and transforming them into humane and civilized cities.
For the first time, thousands of people living below the poverty line find people sympathizing with social solidarity projects, most notably the ‘A Decent Life Initiative’ and ‘Solidarity and Dignity”.
The Egyptians triumphed over the problems of overcrowding and got out of the narrow streets to the largest network of modern roads in record time.
The Egyptians also triumphed in the regional and international arenas, and Egypt regained its leading role in the region.
Egypt's role was decisive in establishing the armistice in the Palestinian territories, and Egypt led the process of construction and reconstruction in Gaza, amid global welcome and praise.
In Africa, Egypt returned to its historical depth through a successful policy.
Egyptian roads, railways, and ports on the global map, where Egypt has turned from the most dangerous countries in the roads, to reach the 45th rank globally in the field of road quality and safety as a result of the giant development projects that took place in the fields of roads, bridges and tunnels, where nearly 400 projects have been implemented. .
The One Million Housing Units Project, which is one of the important projects as the project aims to provide one million housing units for social housing for low-income citizens in all governorates, including the establishment of “Asmarat – Ghait El Enab – New Port Said Buildings – Dar Misr,” and many new residential areas.
Establishing new cities with the aim of reducing overcrowding in the old cities and facing the population increase. Several housing, infrastructure, and services projects are being implemented in the areas of expansion of the existing urban communities.
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