President Sisi honors fallen police heroes during 73rd Police Day celebrations

CAIRO – 25 January 2025: In an address during the 73rd Police Day celebrations on Wednesday, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi paid tribute to the brave Egyptian police personnel who sacrificed their lives in service to the nation.

“On this noble occasion, we extend our highest salute to the martyrs of the Egyptian police, who gave their lives for their homeland,” Sisi stated.

“Their noble blood is a testament to their courage and valor in confronting the enemies and terrorists, the enemies of our nation and the faith,” the president stressed.

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Sisi expressed that the exemplary bravery of these heroes instills a lasting sense of pride and honor within the nation, reiterating support to the families of the martyrs.

“The Egyptian state, with all its institutions, stands firmly alongside the families of our heroes,” the president affirmed.

Sisi underlined the state’s commitment to provide the families of the martyrs with all the support and care they need in various aspects of life.

 “I consider the children and families of these heroes to be part of my extended family,” the president emphasized.

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PEACE, SECURITY HAVEN

During the celebrations, Sisi addressed the significant challenges facing the world and the region, emphasizing Egypt's resilience and role as a bastion of security and peace.

“This year's celebration comes at a time when the world, and our region in particular, is grappling with unprecedented conflicts and challenges that devastate nations and undermine the potential of their peoples,” Sisi stated.

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He stressed that Egypt remains safe from the surrounding turmoil thanks to Allah then the tireless efforts of the armed forces and police.

The president highlighted Egypt's historical role as a sanctuary for peace and security amidst surrounding challenges.

“Throughout the ages, Egypt has been a haven of security and peace in the region. Millions from various nationalities have chosen it as a safe refuge, in line with the divine words, “Enter Egypt, Allah willing, safe [and secure].”

Sisi pointed out that Egypt currently hosts over nine million guests, providing them with the same services and care afforded to Egyptian citizens.

The president affirmed that they are “our honored guests within the framework of abidance by the principles of our religious teachings and respect for the Egyptian legal system.”

GAZA CEASEFIRE

Meanwhile, Sisi highlighted the recent ceasefire agreement in Gaza as a testament to Egypt's diligent efforts alongside its partners to renounce violence and pursue peace.

The president stated that Egypt “will vigorously push for the full implementation of this agreement.”

He underlined the objectives of the ceasefire deal to “spare the blood of the Palestinian people, restore essential services to the Strip, and ensure it becomes livable again.”

The president also underlined the significance of the agreement in preventing displacement attempts resulting from the difficult circumstances in Gaza, asserting that Egypt categorically rejects such actions out of the commitment to safeguarding the Palestinian cause.