Al-Sisi, to those who doubt the achievements of the state: “Will they leave our Lord, where? … Is the electricity still interrupted ?!”

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned against those who are skeptical of the achievements of the state, saying: “Would you go from our Lord, where? I warn the public about the constant attempts at skepticism that amount to conspiring against the state. We have managed to end energy and fuel problems and eliminate terrorism.

Al-Sisi continued, during his speech at the inauguration of the Japanese Egyptian University on Wednesday, “My stake is always on the conscience of the Egyptian people and their support for the state to face the challenges.”

During his speech, Sisi said: “100 years ago, our economic conditions were better and we were helping countries, but when the landscape changed, those who helped us did not help.”

He added: “Instead of what they help, they try to destroy the country … by paying money and recruiting their media to destroy Egypt.”

Al-Sisi asked, “Are you returning the favor? I say to the Egyptians: wake up someone to lead your country … I swear to God, that amounts to treason and conspiracy. “

He continued: “The government is burning with me … whatever you do, I tell you that it is not enough … the government is burning so that Egypt is not burning.”

He asked, ‘Am I your property? I offered myself as a sacrifice in Egypt, is the light still interrupted? ».

He added: “What hurts me is that we see some of them, when the image has changed, instead of extending support for cooperation to Egypt. They resort to the demolition of Egypt, preparing their channels to give away a country.” .

He continued: “When Egypt was good, we used to help all the people by saying to the Egyptians, this is to return the favor for what I have been doing for the past 100 years.

And he continued: «Why do you want countries to guide you? Get away from us with your God, because there are millions of people in him. They want it to be ruined. We will fix what has been said for many years. “