In a poignant address during the Coptic Orthodox Christmas Mass, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi shared a message of hope and solidarity, asserting that “2025 will be better than previous years.” The ceremony, held at the Cathedral of Christ’s Nativity in the New Administrative Capital (NAC), brought together faith leaders, government officials, and worshippers. Al-Sisi acknowledged the challenges of recent years but emphasized the importance of perseverance and collective strength. “Concern may be justified, but it is vital to understand the bigger picture,” he said. His words reflected a deep commitment to fostering unity among Egyptians. “Our love for one another is the strongest shield we have,” he added, underscoring the value of national solidarity. The president’s address also celebrated the enduring spirit of Egypt’s Christian community. Al-Sisi offered heartfelt praise for Pope Tawadros II, leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church, describing him as a figure of resilience and inspiration. Pope Tawadros II led the Mass, which commenced at 7 PM, drawing a diverse congregation to the Middle East’s largest cathedral. Located in the NAC, the cathedral’s grandeur and historical significance symbolize Egypt’s commitment to religious harmony and inclusivity. Earlier, Al-Sisi…
A Vision for 2025: Al-Sisi Calls for Faith and Unity at Coptic Christmas
January 8, 2025
