File-HG Bishop Daniel, Bishop of Maadi Churches, casted his ballot in presidential election
CAIRO – 28 March 2018: Bishop Daniel, bishop of Maadi Churches, El Basatin, Dar El Salam and its territories, casted his ballot on Tuesday on the second day of the presidential election, urging all Egyptians to participate in the polls.
“My beloved sons, everyone who loves his country has a national duty to vote in the election to preserve our security and ensure a better future for our children. Tomorrow is the last day of polls. Those who did not vote still have the chance,” Bishop Daniel said.
File-HG Bishop Daniel, Bishop of Maadi Churches, casted his ballot in presidential election
Media figures, officials and actors have all called on Egyptians to take part in the election, calling it a national duty. Many of them went on to highlight that even if people disagree with the country’s current situation, they should look beyond their personal grievances for the country’s interest.
About 60 million Egyptians are eligible to vote in the ongoing polls to elect the country’s next president, in a race pitting incumbent President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi against Ghad Party Chairman Moussa Moustafa Moussa.
File-HG Bishop Daniel, Bishop of Maadi Churches, casted his ballot in presidential election
Voting will continue until Wednesday. Polls will be opened over a twelve-hour period, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. (CLT).
The voters can find their electoral committees through the official website of the National Elections Authority (NEA). (https://www.elections.eg/home)
The final results of the first round will be announced on April 2.
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