Life After First-Term As Prime Minister
Following his dismissal, he stayed completely away from the media. Some Regime Officials kept saying he didn't make any good to the country, and so his 20 year plan vanished while the 4 projects were neglected by the new cabinet. Even though, he has a good reputation between the people of Egypt and that was because of the major changes he had accomplished. The Government made a sum of investigations through the time he was in the Prime Ministry and after about 4 years of his resignation the investigations didn't lead to anything to call him on it. In 2009, A high source within the National Democratic Party cleared that he was kept under house arrest, which was shocking and not cleared to normal Egyptians.
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