President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Inaugurated for Third Term in Egypt

The inauguration, set against an economic crisis, marks the start of Sisi's final term, amid pledges for increased investment and social reform.

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was sworn in for his third term in Egypt's new capital, marking the beginning of his final six-year term as per the constitution.
The inauguration comes amid an economic crisis, with Egypt facing spiraling inflation and a foreign currency shortage, despite recent financial influxes from the UAE and the IMF.
Sisi's new term pledges increased investment and social spending, aiming to address the economic challenges and engage the private sector more actively.
Critics argue that mega-projects under Sisi's rule, such as the New Administrative Capital, have exacerbated Egypt's economic woes by diverting resources from more urgent needs.
Rights groups continue to raise concerns over the political climate in Egypt, highlighting the arrest of thousands and the lack of serious challengers in the recent election.