Interior Minister Sends New Year Greetings to President and State Officials

Mohamed Tawfik, Egypt’s Minister of Interior, extended heartfelt greetings to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on the occasion of the Islamic New Year 1448 AH.

In his message, he expressed, “On the occasion of the dawn of the new Islamic year 1448 AH, it is my pleasure, along with the police force, to convey our sincerest congratulations and best wishes for continued success and prosperity. We pray to Almighty God to make this a year of goodness and blessings for the great Egyptian people and all Arab and Islamic nations.”.

The message further highlighted that the Prophet Muhammad’s migration embodies values of sacrifice, patience, and dedication. It reflects a commitment to national cohesion amidst challenges and emphasizes ongoing efforts for the nation’s elevation and preservation. The past years have demonstrated Egypt’s strong will in reinforcing state foundations and striving for unprecedented developmental progress that enhances its regional and international standing.

“May you always be well,” he concluded.

Additionally, Tawfik sent a congratulatory message to Counselor Hisham Badawy, Speaker of the House of Representatives, on the same occasion. He stated: “As we celebrate the upcoming Islamic New Year 1448 AH, it brings me joy along with the police force to extend our highest congratulations to you and esteemed members of the House of Representatives. We ask Almighty God to bless our legislative institutions with success in their endeavors.”.

Reflecting on this new year celebration, he noted that it embodies principles of steadfastness on values such as sacrifice, integration, and altruism—principles that guide national work and fuel ongoing contributions towards achieving the aspirations of the great Egyptian people.

“May you always be well,” he reiterated.

Tawfik also addressed Counselor Essam Farid, Speaker of the Senate, conveying similar greetings for the Islamic New Year 1448 AH. He remarked: “It is my pleasure along with the police force to extend our sincerest congratulations to you and esteemed members of the Senate on this occasion.”.

The celebration signifies pride in the enduring lessons from migration that taught transformation from challenge to empowerment in establishing a state founded on justice. On this blessed occasion, he prayed for its return upon Egypt and both Arab and Islamic nations filled with goodness.

“May you always be well,” he added.

Furthermore, Tawfik sent greetings to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. He stated: “It is my pleasure along with the police force to express our sincerest congratulations as we approach the new Islamic year 1448 AH.”.

He emphasized that throughout history, migration has served as a moral foundation for nations’ revival—embodying values such as patience, planning, and diligence that drive progress towards achieving Egypt’s goals across various fields. He prayed for God’s continued blessings upon Egypt.

“May you always be well,” he concluded.

Tawfik also reached out to Grand Imam Ahmed Al-Tayeb of Al-Azhar with warm wishes for a prosperous Islamic New Year 1448 AH. He stated: “It is my pleasure along with the police force to extend our heartfelt congratulations to you on this occasion.”.

The message highlighted that migration was not merely a physical relocation but remains a model for establishing a state based on justice and knowledge. Its lessons guide national institutions in building minds while safeguarding nations’ resources.

“May you always be well,” he said.

The Minister also congratulated Lieutenant General Ashraf Salama Zaher, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and Minister of Defense and Military Production. In his message, he expressed deep gratitude for their efforts in maintaining national security during these challenging times.

Tawfik emphasized unity between security forces in protecting national interests amidst various challenges facing Egypt today.

He wished them continued success: “May you always be well.”.

The Minister similarly conveyed his greetings to Lieutenant General Ahmed Fathy Khalifa, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces. He reaffirmed that lessons from migration underscore defense importance in safeguarding national security during turbulent times.

Tawfik extended his best wishes once more: “May you always be well.”.

Finally, he addressed Dr. Osama Al-Azhari, Minister of Religious Endowments; Dr. Nazeer Ayad, Grand Mufti; as well as leaders within his ministry—offering sincere congratulations ahead of this year’s celebrations.