In a statement released today, the United Media Services conveys its sincere congratulations to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on his triumph in the 2024 presidential elections. The congratulatory message is underscored by the profound trust placed in President al-Sisi by the Egyptian people.

Below is the official statement from the United Media Services:

His Excellency, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt...

With great pride and admiration, on behalf of all employees of the United Media Services and its media outlets, we wholeheartedly support your successful journey. Throughout this path, you have achieved continuous milestones and consecutive successes in various fields.

You have successfully led our beloved Egypt during a critical phase in the nation's history, guiding it towards modernity and paving the way for a new republic.

As we reaffirm our unwavering support for Your Excellency, we pray to the Almighty to grant you success and protection, to guide your steps for the benefit of our cherished Egypt, and to preserve you as a source of pride for our nation. We beseech the Almighty, the Most High, to grant Your Excellency good health and continued success.

The National Electoral Authority, led by Chairman Hazem Badawy, officially declared President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's victory in the presidential elections on Monday, marking the commencement of a new presidential term.

Having received the election results from all governorates following the completion of the vote counting process, the National Electoral Authority opened the door for appeals against the decisions of the general committees last Thursday. Notably, there were no appeals lodged by any of the candidates concerning the results of the general committees.

The executive body of the National Electoral Authority reviewed the results of the internal voting process, incorporated the external voting results, and presented them collectively to the board of the National Authority. The final results of the presidential elections were subsequently approved.