Egypt is celebrating the eleventh anniversary of the June 30 Revolution, in which the Egyptian people wrote a new national epic in letters of light, reclaiming their dignity and homeland from those who sought to hijack its identity. The will of the Egyptians was then an enforceable right that no one could stop.
Our Armed Forces were, as we have always known them to be, the invincible shield and the decisive weapon for the will of this great people, when they sided with all their courage and wisdom to implement the will of the people of this country, reaffirming once again that the Egyptian army knows nothing but belonging to the soil of this pure country.
At that historic moment, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi made the most difficult and courageous decision when he took the responsibility of preserving the will of the Egyptian people, thus beginning a new chapter in the record of the heroism of the Egyptian army, which always embodies the aspirations and ambitions of the people of this nation.
Since that glorious day, Egypt has witnessed an unprecedented breakthrough towards progress, with mega projects in various sectors, in record time, making the dream a reality on the ground. 
Indeed, it was the will of the people, formulated by a leader, and commanded the respect of the world, until Egypt regained its position, leadership, and political and economic weight in its regional and international surroundings.
On this dear occasion, on behalf of myself and behalf of all employees of Suez University, I extend my congratulations and appreciation to His Excellency Mr. Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, the Egyptian President and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, pledging to God and Egypt to continue working under his banner to complete the march of construction, pride, and dignity. 
Long live Egypt... Long live Egypt... Long live Egypt. 
Dr. Ashraf Hnijal, SU President.