National Center for Human Rights: The President’s messages on the “Police Day” celebration reassured the Egyptian people of the nation’s gains
Counsel Mahmoud Al-Assal, President of the National Council for Human Rights, gave a tribute of pride and appreciation to the Egyptian police on its 37th anniversary, noting that it has proven throughout the ages its loyalty to the Egyptian people, maintaining security in the street, and confronting terrorism, crime, and bullying.
 
Al-Assal, in a press statement today, praised the policemen who stand at the forefront of the ranks to defend the security and stability of the nation, and who constitute a shield. We are immune to all threats targeting the security of Egypt and its people, affirming their commitment to protecting the homeland and confronting various conferences and strife.
The President of the National Council for Human Rights considered Police Day a great national occasion. To extend a sincere tribute to the souls of the police martyrs who sacrificed themselves for the sake of the nation, and demonstrated their courage in the face of enemies and terrorism, referring to President Sisi’s assertion in his speech on this occasion: “The Egyptian state always stands by the families of… These heroes are provided with all support and care, in appreciation of their irreplaceable sacrifices.”
Counselor Mahmoud Al-Assal explained that President Sisi’s speech on Police Day is a message of reassurance to the Egyptian people. Egypt is on the right path towards a bright future despite all the obstacles, and this path, as the President said, requires work and dedication from all of us to advance our nation and place it in the position it deserves among nations, and wisdom in making decisions that serve the interest. The Supreme Council of the Nation, and the development of Egypt’s capabilities and their proper exploitation in a way that guarantees a bright future for our beloved Egypt.
The President of the National Council for Human Rights continued that what has been achieved in Egypt in terms of comprehensive development and a new republic throughout the 12 The past year, under the leadership of President Sisi, came with the combination of various popular efforts, sacrifices, and vigilance made by the men and heroes of the police and army.
Councilor Mahmoud concluded Al-Assal said that the Egyptian Police Day is an authentic national holiday, and an affirmation of the message of security in the street, the stability that Egypt is experiencing, and a strong aspiration for tomorrow and the new republic.
