Head of Constitutional Court visits head of State Council to congratulate him on assuming responsibility

Counselor Mahmoud Abou El-Deeb, the head of the State Council, received Counselor Boulos Fahmy, the head of the Supreme Constitutional Court, and his accompanying delegation at the State Council headquarters.

Fahmy congratulated Abou El-Deeb on assuming his new role as head of the State Council. He expressed his confidence in Abou El-Deeb's leadership to continue the institution's long history of contributions and achievements. Fahmy highlighted the State Council as a prestigious judicial body with a distinguished reputation among Arab and international judicial institutions, noting its esteemed legal and judicial figures who have enriched legal thought.

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The State Council is a prestigious judicial body with a distinguished reputation among Arab and international judicial institutions, noting its esteemed legal and judicial figures who have enriched legal thought.

Fahmy emphasized that the State Council is a fundamental pillar in protecting citizens' public rights and freedoms, serving as a sanctuary of legitimacy and a key judicial and legal stronghold safeguarding national interests and ensuring the rule of law.

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The State Council is a fundamental pillar in protecting citizens' public rights and freedoms, serving as a sanctuary of legitimacy and a key judicial and legal stronghold safeguarding national interests and ensuring the rule of law.

Abou El-Deeb expressed his gratitude for the visit, viewing it as a reflection of the deep ties between the State Council and the Supreme Constitutional Court. He praised Fahmy's legal stature and his significant contributions to establishing constitutional justice. Abou El-Deeb described the Supreme Constitutional Court as a source of pride, housing Egypt's finest judicial minds and acting as the guardian of the constitution, thereby maintaining the balance of powers and protecting citizens' constitutional rights.

Counselor Nasser Reda, Vice President of the State Council and Secretary-General, affirmed the State Council's commitment to strengthening judicial, legal, and scientific cooperation with the Supreme Constitutional Court. This includes participation in conferences, seminars, and workshops to exchange expertise and collaborate on legal research and studies.

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The Supreme Constitutional Court is a source of pride, housing Egypt's finest judicial minds and acting as the guardian of the constitution, thereby maintaining the balance of powers and protecting citizens' constitutional rights.