Sisi at the UN
Source:
Middle East Research and Information Project
Date of source:
25 Sep 2014
Reference:
More significant than what ‘Abd al-Fattah al-Sisi says before the UN this week is what his presence signifies. His first address to the
“international community” caps a year-long effort to normalize his seizure of power on July 3, 2013 and banish the taint of putschism
that clings to him like a noisome aroma. Sisi’s metamorphosis from plotting general to pontificating president has not been seamless, but
neither has it encountered the widespread popular resistance one would have predicted in a country undergoing tectonic political shifts.
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