Egyptian Constitution (2014)

The 2014 Egyptian Constitution establishes the framework for the country's government, defining the roles of the president, parliament, and judiciary. It affirms Egypt as a democratic republic with Islamic principles as a core, while also protecting freedoms like speech and religion. The constitution outlines citizens' rights and responsibilities, promotes checks and balances among state institutions, and emphasizes social justice and economic development. It also sets procedures for elections, amendments, and national crises. Overall, it aims to balance authority and democracy, ensuring stability, sovereignty, and the protection of individual and collective rights.