Representative Aida Nassif: The Egyptian identity is the shield of stability and the strength of societal cohesion
Deputy Dr. Aida Nassif, Secretary of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, a member of the International Parliament, said that the Egyptian identity is one of the oldest and richest cultural identity in the world that contributes to enhancing the values of citizenship, and has evolved throughout the ages to become a unique mixture of heritage The Pharaonic, the old, Islamic, Coptic, and modern civilizations.
Nassif emphasized, during her speech at the symposium that The Greater Cairo Library was held on the promotion of the values of citizenship, and professors from Ain Shams and Cairo and members of the Egyptian family’s house participated in the symposium, and the symposium was attended by Dr. Jihan Rajab, professor at Ain Shams University, that in light of the challenges that afflict the country, whether it is economic, political, or social, The Egyptian identity emerges as an essential element in preserving the unity and strengthening of society, noting that the Egyptians adhere to elements of their culture And their history, which extends for thousands of years. In recent years, many political and economic crises that threaten the stability of society have witnessed, but, despite these challenges, the feeling of belonging to The Egyptian identity is based on. On their cultural privacy through the use of these platforms to enhance their history and heritage.
She added that the Egyptian identity stands before many challenges, but they remain Fixed, renewed, and strong, combining the past, present and future, and the adherence to it is an essential pillar to build a stable and unified future for Egypt, Egypt is always strong and his father is steadfast with a loyal president & nbsp; preserves the land and a conscious people who love his country.
