Should Egypt become a constitutional monarchy?

Constitutional monarchies provide continuity and a degree of stability in nations that have particularly fractious parliaments. Both Spain and Norway adopted one over a republic when they had the chance. read more

Beside Monarchy is shrinking day after day in the world today, Last Egyptian King Farouk said and anticipated once (before 1952) : In few years time the only kings will remain would be the kings of a set of cards. read more

Because we had tried absolute monarchy and republicanism, and didn’t like either of them very much. A constitutional monarchy has worked very nicely as an acceptable alternative ever since the end of the 17th century, and we see no reason to change it yet. read more

Promulgated in 1923 the Constitution established a constitutional monarchy with the King as the head of the executive. The 1923 Constitution enshrined many personal freedoms and liberties; such as a mandate for primary education, privacy of the house, property, and telephone. read more