Introduction

Alaa Mubarak, the son of former Egyptian President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, recently shared his thoughts on a parliamentary reconciliation proposal between Mahmoud al-Khatib, the president of the Egyptian Al-Ahli club, and Mortada Mansour, the sacked president of Zamalek.

Parliamentary Proposal for Reconciliation

Representative Amal Abdel Hamid, a member of the Egyptian Parliament, presented a parliamentary proposal to Councilor Dr. Hanafi Jabali, the Speaker of the Egyptian Parliament. The proposal was then referred to Dr. Ashraf Sobhi, the Minister of Youth and Sports, for consideration. The proposal aims to establish a reconciliation treaty between Mortada Mansour, the former president of Zamalek, and Mahmoud al-Khatib, the president of the Al-Ahli Club.

Alaa Mubarak’s Response

Alaa Mubarak expressed his opinion on the proposal through his official Twitter account. He called the parliamentary proposal “strange” and questioned the need for a parliament to address this issue.

Alaa Mubarak’s Additional Comments

Alaa Mubarak further commented that the member of parliament had submitted a request to the speaker of parliament to present the proposal to other members for their consideration. The proposal aims to persuade the Minister of Youth and Sports to accept the parliamentary proposal and initiate a reconciliation process. He also suggested that there might be other viable solutions to address the issue, rather than going through a lengthy and time-consuming process involving members of parliament.

Public Reaction on Social Media

Alaa Mubarak’s tweet sparked significant interest and discussion among social media users.

Source: twitter/AlaaMubarak