El Sisi says no changes planned for Egypt's constitution amid rumours of fourth term
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi said on Wednesday there were no plans to change Egypt 's constitution, after calls by some supporters for him to stay in office after the end of his final term in 2030. But Mr El Sisi appeared to leave the door open for a possible amendment to allow him to stay at the helm, saying Egyptians were the only ones who would decide on any initiative. "The nation…
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