
Abdel Fattah el Sisi's governance is characterized by a pragmatic, state centric approach focused on national stability and security, rather than a strict adherence to a Western interpretation of secularism.
While he integrates religious institutions under state oversight, his policies generally do not derive directly from religious doctrine.
The Egyptian government under Sisi exerts significant control over religious discourse and institutions to maintain internal stability and counter political Islam. This approach ensures religion serves state objectives rather than becoming an independent political force.
Sisi's foreign policy consistently prioritizes regional stability and national interests through diplomatic engagement. For example, President Sisi and the Greek Prime Minister recently stressed the importance of upholding the Gaza ceasefire agreement.