Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, today cast his vote at his polling station at the Ceza Nabarawi School in Fifth Settlement, Cairo, on the first day of the second phase of the 2025 House of Representatives elections, which runs for two days and covers 13 governorates nationwide.
Fathy stressed that participating in the voting process is a national duty to choose who will represent the people in the House of Representatives, especially given the important role the House plays, noting that every citizen's vote makes a difference in the election results and in choosing the candidate who will bear the responsibility of representing them under the dome of parliament and enabling them to perform their legislative and oversight role efficiently.
He explained that broad participation in the elections is a real guarantee of choosing a strong parliament that expresses the voice of citizens and reflects their priorities, praising the smoothness of the electoral process and the good organization he witnessed at the polling station, as well as the readiness and facilitation he observed in receiving citizens, particularly in light of the efforts of those in charge of the electoral process from the various relevant authorities to ensure that it proceeds in a manner befitting the Egyptian state.
The minister also urged all employees of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and its affiliated bodies, as well as all citizens eligible to vote in the second phase, to participate positively in the electoral process and exercise their constitutional right with complete freedom, stressing that this is a national duty and a shared responsibility that contributes to strengthening the path of democracy, supporting the stability of the Egyptian state and continuing efforts to achieve development in the interest of the nation.
