Egypt is a state of law for these reasons

authority that carries out its duties, including the presidency, which is currently headed by Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, and it regulates foreign policies, while the prime minister regulates the daily and economic life of the people. The executive authority is also represented in the government, or the Council of Ministers headed by Dr. Mustafa Madbouly. The government consists of 30 ministers. The government exercises tasks related to directing the work of ministries, preparing draft laws and following up on their implementation, and preparing a draft general plan for the state.

Council is Cairo, and the session may be held in another place at the request of the President of the Republic, or one-third of the members of the House. The House of Representatives consists of 450 members and the term of membership is five Gregorian years.

on the values and principles of democracy, citizenship and equality of all citizens in terms of public rights and duties. It is based on the peaceful transfer of power, the separation of powers, the balance between them, the correlation of responsibility with authority, respect for human rights and freedoms, and the rule of law.
The Egyptian political system is characterized by political pluralism, as the number of political parties has reached more than 90 political parties at the present time. It is also characterized by the existence of a local administration system, which is concerned with the establishment and management of all public utilities located within the local administration units, and is characterized by flexibility in dealing with economic and social developments in Egypt.