Political change in Egypt: A Study in U.S.A's position

Authors

  • Sudad Maolood Sabea'a University of Baghdad - Center for Strategic and International Studies Author

Keywords:

Political change,, Egypt,, U.S.A. position

Abstract

Egypt acquired a distinctive outcome from the so-called "Arab
Spring", where many has been led to discuss and study the nature of
this change and its phases. In addition to the internal and external
pressures that the great powers exposed on the political scene of
Egypt. Not forgetting the real reason for this Change, some studies
indicate that it was by an external motive which was planned for. The
aim of that plan is there-for motion of the Middle East according to
the American vision.
Due to the nature of the distinctive relationship binding the
United States with Egypt, it was necessary for the U.S.A position to be
present in the transformations witnessed by Egypt since 25 / January
up till now. The U.S.A position was being divided from within at the
first transition phase and the second one, or what has become known
as the two revolutions as well. This division explains the confusion in
the administration of the United States for the Egyptian crisis.
However, the election of President Abdel Fattah al- Sisi in the mid of
2014, and the support of Saudi Arabia for this change made the
American administration accept those changes, especially after the
relative stability that the current government has been able to
achieve.

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Published

2025-01-02

How to Cite

Political change in Egypt: A Study in U.S.A’s position. (2025). Journal of Juridical and Political Science, 4(1), 1-24. https://lawjur.uodiyala.edu.iq/index.php/jjps/article/view/88