Fakhr El-Din El-Sisi

Fakhr El-Din El-Sisi is the President of Egypt, having assumed office in June 2014 after winning elections held in May of that year. A former military officer, he previously served as the Minister of Defense, where he played a key role in the ousting of President Mohamed Morsi in 2013. El-Sisi's presidency has been marked by significant economic reforms and infrastructure projects, though his government has faced criticism for human rights issues and political repression. He has emphasized national security and stability as central themes of his administration.