Ahmadinejad Al-Bara'i: The Egyptian government is not moving with the issue of civil organizations under pressure from outside

The London-based Al-Arab newspaper revealed in a report the efforts made by the Egyptian state within the file of human rights and civil society, in order to open the way for all civil organizations to work, provided that the law and the national security of the country are preserved, in the context in which the Egyptian state runs in all its dealings, to preserve The Egyptian state and its people.

For his part, the prominent lawyer and human rights activist, Nejad al-Burai, said in the published report that the Egyptian government does not move in the file of civil institutions based on external pressures, and is also aware that no Western force can force it to do something inconsistent with it, and every action it takes suggests that it is independent. The decision goes according to specific policies.

The human rights activist confirmed, in statements to the London-based Al-Arab newspaper, that Cairo is required more than ever to close the chronic headache outlets that are chasing it due to the file of human rights organizations, to focus on facing local and regional challenges, as it does not need to struggle on more than one front.

The London newspaper confirmed in the report that there is positive movement in Cairo towards the human rights file and its rejection of any external pressure, and that there is great support from the decision-making circles in the Egyptian state to open the way for all civil society, and to practice all activities provided that the law and the national security of the country are preserved. And reduce any tensions with any of the foreign organizations and others.