Is Egypt’s regime on the road to collapse?
In 2012, Egypt, a pivotal state in the Middle East, had its first-democratically elected President, Mohammed Morsi, who was a member of the country’s well organised opposition, the Muslim Brotherhood .
Our work is related to both outside Egypt and inside Egypt. We remain, till now, the voice of the voiceless. We echo much of what we believe are the demands of the Egyptian people that can’t speak out whether it is to do with social justice, freedoms, the rule of law. We say that we outside are obliged to ensure that the voice of the voiceless is heard among policymakers among civil society, among even Egyptians abroad.
So our role outside as the Egyptian Revolutionary Council is twofold: to continue to manoeuvre outside, to lobby for our cause, to ensure that everyone as much as possible hears about what’s happening in Egypt; but also to ensure that we send whatever assistance we can, political and in terms of ideas, to the inside. It is up to the inside to decide when and how they will use it.
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Russia's President Vladimir Putin attend the first plenary session as part of the 2019 Russia-Africa Summit at the Sirius Park of Science and Art in Sochi, Russia, October 24, 2019. Egypt is in a very dangerous position because it's national security interests are compromised. The military leader of Egypt’s alliance with Israel and Israeli intelligence is at an unprecedented level, as never before.
We need a clear and independent political and economic agenda that is for the benefit of the whole nation and not just a minority. In the case of Egypt, as is the case of many Arab countries, the interest that comes first or maybe the only interest is the interest of the one-man show and those who support him.
One of the most important signals of change that brings hope to all of us are the elections in Tunisia lately and that the democratic process is underway. People have made their choice. They have made a choice for someone outside the usual political elite and someone who is known to be non-corrupt. What do you think about the Muslim Brotherhood? Do you think they are still relevant or have they become irrelevant? What is your take on them?I think the Muslim Brotherhood are an integral part of society. I think the Muslim Brotherhood first and foremost represent an idea. And that idea cannot be destroyed through repression.
We do not have the freedom to make really independent political choices that benefit our people. And the regimes that exist in our part of the world are proxies for outside powers and regional powers that serve the interests of those that are inimical to the interests of the vast majority of our people.
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