Change to constitution may allow Egypt’s Sisi to stay in power until 2034

Change to constitution may allow Egypt’s Sisi to stay in power until 2034
FPI / February 6, 2019 Legislation aimed at amending Egypt’s constitution which would allow President Abdul Fatah Sisi to significantly extend his time in office has been approved by a parliamentary committee. The amendment would lengthen presidential terms from four to six years and would allow Sisi to run for another two terms. Currently, Sisi’s […]
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