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President Tebboune valued President El-Sisi’s gesture and affirmed that his country holds in high esteem the historical ties between the two brotherly countries, emphasizing keenness to further enhance their cooperative relations.
“It has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your President,” the Democrat wrote in a letter addressed to the American people.
The elections, which commenced two days ago on Sunday, have seen women prominently participating in the voting process since the opening of the polling stations at 9 AM.
The stations will be staffed by 15,000 judges from various judicial bodies.
The working hours for submission will be from 9 AM to 5 PM, with the last day for submission as the exception.
President Abdel Fattah al Sisi’s electoral campaign said that a consensus vision for the next stage entitled “We will continue the dream,” will be prepared and announced soon with the participation of different entities, parties, and experts in various fields.
During the conference, he will answer the questions he raised in his speech during the opening of the “Story of a Homeland” conference, the statement added.
Egypt's Foreign Ministry Directs Diplomatic Missions to Issue Candidate Endorsements during Holidays
The National Electoral Authority, headed by Counselor Waleed Hamza, intensifies its preparations for the upcoming presidential elections.
One of the primary stipulations mandates that candidacy applications be submitted to the National Election Authority, following the model it provides and within the set time frame.
Hamza further praised the capabilities of the Egyptian Postal Service, expecting them to perform the task proficiently using their expansive resources distributed across the country.
The Egyptian General Meteorological Authority (EGM), one of the bodies affiliated with the Ministry of Civil Aviation, won a seat in the Executive Council of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) for a four-year period from 2023 to 2027.
Erdoğan won another term of presidency after he garnered 52.16 percent of votes in the run-off election that held on Sunday, beating the opposition candidate Kılıçdaroğlu who obtained 47.84 percent of the votes.
“Today I met with a group of political figures from different parts of Libya who submitted their nomination for the presidential election that should have taken place last year,” Bathily tweeted.
"Rashid won 162 votes, while Salih won 99 votes and 8 were considered invalid, out of the total number of voters of 269 deputies."
During the meeting, they probed the importance of maintaining political track to hold elections to reach national reconciliation and ensure Libya's stability and sovereignty.
The representatives called for holding parliamentary elections to restore democratic legitimacy.
The will of the 2.8 million Libyans who have registered to vote “must be respected”, he said in a report.
Haftar announced on Tuesday he will run in a Dec. 24 presidential election that aims to help end a decade of conflict.
“This winning represents a new addition to Egypt's distinguished diplomatic balance at the international level,” the statement said.
