And Egypt is witnessing its second big presidential inauguration within two years , oh yes within two years.
After few hours from now newly elected President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi will head to the Supreme Constitutional court in Maadi , Cairo to take the presidential oath in front of the Judges and a number of Egyptian public figures and statesmen.
Needless to say Maadi will be a military zone from 8 AM to 12 PM because El-Sisi will take the oath at 10.30 AM.
The red carpets have been set since early Saturday morning at the Supreme Constitutional Court.
Then afterwards there will be a big ceremony at El-Koubbeh Palace in Cairo attended by VIPs from Egypt and around the globe. El-Sisi as well Mansour will address the nation tomorrow.
El-Sisi is not the first Egyptian president to swear at the Supreme Constitutional court because there is no parliament , Morsi did it in 2012.
Tahrir square will witness also another celebration by the Pro-Morsi and so it will be also closed in front of traffic.
Heavy security deployments are seen in Heliopolis , earlier today there were helicopters hovering all over Cairo.
Of course Sunday is a National holiday in Egypt because of the big inauguration day.
After few hours from now newly elected President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi will head to the Supreme Constitutional court in Maadi , Cairo to take the presidential oath in front of the Judges and a number of Egyptian public figures and statesmen.
Needless to say Maadi will be a military zone from 8 AM to 12 PM because El-Sisi will take the oath at 10.30 AM.
The red carpets have been set since early Saturday morning at the Supreme Constitutional Court.
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| The red carpet at the Supreme Constitution Court "Haitham El-Tabei" |
El-Sisi is not the first Egyptian president to swear at the Supreme Constitutional court because there is no parliament , Morsi did it in 2012.
Tahrir square will witness also another celebration by the Pro-Morsi and so it will be also closed in front of traffic.
Heavy security deployments are seen in Heliopolis , earlier today there were helicopters hovering all over Cairo.
Of course Sunday is a National holiday in Egypt because of the big inauguration day.
Go away, acrylic selling Indonesian spammer. This is Egypt's big day, not yours.
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