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Egypt s Military Council from Nasser to Sisi Mahmoud Gamal First: Creation and Mission The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) Egypt's highest military body which is sometimes referred to as the Military Council was created by President Gamal Abdul Nasser under Law No. 4 of 1968 following the country's defeat in the 1967 war. Its official purpose was to coordinate the strategy and operations of the armed forces during wartime, which is why President Anwar Sadat later sought counsel from it prior to the 1973 war. Yet, SCAF took on a more ceremonial role following the Camp David Accords of 1978 and the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty of 1979. In contrast to the National Defense Council, the SCAF's status was not enshrined in the constitution, and it seemed to convene only on anniversaries of past wars during the Hosni Mubarak era. Following the January 2011 uprising that ousted Mubarak, however, the SCAF's role fundamentally changed. In mid-2011, SCAF made an extraordinary decision stating that members of the military junta shall remain linked to the army even if they were removed from service, under a call-up commitment, that is they can be called up at any time. Therefore, any SCAF member since 2011 should return to the military junta for obtaining a permission to engage in any public activity such as elections. Military 1 13 February 2017

Second: SCAF members in the wake of 2011 January Revolution: No. Name Position 01 Mohamed Hosni Mubarak Former President 02 Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi Former Defense Minister 03 Lieutenant General Sami Hafez Anan Former Chief of Staff 04 Lieutenant General Mohab Memish Former Navy 05 06 Lieutenant General Reda Mahmoud Hafez Lieutenant General Abdel-Aziz Seif Eddin 07 Major General Hassan al-roueini Former Air Force Former Air Defense Former GOC, Central Military 08 Major General Mohamed Farid Hegazy Former GOC, Second Field Army 09 Major General Sedki Sobhi Former GOC, Third Field Army 10 Major General Nabil Mohamed Fahmi 11 Major General Mohsen Al-Shazli 12 Major General Mahmoud Hegazy 13 Major General Ahmed Youssef Abdel Nabi 14 Major General Mohsen al-fanagry 15 Major General Adel Emara Former GOC, Northern Military Former GOC, Southern Military Former GOC, Western Military Former Border Guards Force Minister Minister 16 Major General Ismail Etman Former Director of the Morale 17 Major General Mamdouh Shaheen 18 Major General Mohamed El Assar Assistant Defense Minister for Constitutional and Legal Affairs Minister for Armament Affairs Military 2 13 February 2017

19 Major General Mokhtar El Molla 20 Major General Tareq Al-Mahdi 21 Major General Mohamed Saber Attia 22 Major General Taher Abdullah 23 Major General Mamdouh Abdel-Haq 24 Major General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Minister for Political Affairs Minister Former Director of Military Operations Former Director of Armed Forces Engineering Minister Former Director of Military Intelligence Third: Law No. 20 of 2014 According to Law No. 20, 2014 which formalized the new SCAF's structure and mission, the Council consists of twenty-five members, including the defense minister and chief of staff; and later the number of SCAF members became 26 after the creation of the position of of Unified Command to oversee counterterrorism operations east of the Suez Canal. The following table shows this in detail: No. Name No. Name 01 The President 14 02 Defense Minister 15 03 Chief of Staff 16 04 Navy 17 Director of Armed Forces Armament Director of Armed Forces Engineering Director of Armed Forces Financial Affairs Director of Armed Forces Judiciary 05 Air Force 18 GOC, Second Field Army 06 Air Defense 19 GOC, Third Field Army Military 3 13 February 2017

07 Assistant Minister of Defense for Constitutional and Legal Affairs 20 GOC, Central Military 08 Defense Ministry Secretary General 21 GOC, Northern Military 09 Border Guards Force 22 GOC, Southern Military 10 11 12 13 Head of Military Operations Head of the Organization and Administration Head of Armed Forces Training Head of Armed Forces Logistics 23 GOC, Western Military 24 Director of Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance Administration 25 Director of Officers Affairs Dept. 26 of Unified Command SCAF Mission according to Law 20 of 2014 According to Law 20 of 2014, SCAF mission was stated as follows: 1- To define strategic objectives and tasks in order to achieve political objectives as well as objectives of military policy determined by the political leadership of the state. 2- To determine the size and shape of the armed forces, their organizational structure and future development. 3- To maintain the armed forces combat readiness. 4- To set the armed forces recruitment policy and the bases of mobilization. 5- To develop the policy of harboring the armed forces and study the state of military discipline and morale. 6. To approve the armed forces policy of training, including exercises and joint exercises. 7. To approve the policy of military operations theater preparation. Military 4 13 February 2017

8. To prepare draft laws and regulations governing the service of individuals in the armed forces and proposals for the recruitment system. 9. To approve the policy of maintaining security and safety of the armed forces. 10. To review the reports of commanders of the main branches, heads of bodies, commanders of field armies and military zones, and department managers to determine the state of combat readiness of the armed forces. 11. To study the declaration of the state of war or sending military forces out of the country. 12. To prepare an assessment of the military political situation. 13- To issue the document of the State s military threats and challenges. 14. To prepare the document of military policy. 15. To prepare the State for war or defense in cooperation with the National Defense Council and the National Security Council. 16- To cooperate and coordinate with the National Security Council in determining the internal hostilities related to the role of the armed forces in this regard. 17- To approve the appointment of the Minister of Defense. This shall be valid for two full terms of office according to the Constitution of 2014. 18- To express its opinion in the declaration of war or sending the armed forces in a combat mission beyond the borders of the State. 19. To discuss any other issues the Minister of Defense submits to the Military Council, such as the country s economic situation, security situation, and plans to confront protests. Law 20/2014 Regulations - Law 20 of 2014 stipulates that SCAF shall consist of the Minister of Defense, as Chairman, the Chief of Staff as Deputy Chairman, Navy, Air Force Military 5 13 February 2017

, Air Defense, assistants to the Minister of Defense, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Defense, Border Guards ; heads of the armed forces authorities of Logistics, Armament, and Engineering, financial affairs, and military judiciary; commanders of second and third field armies, and commanders of the central, north, south, and western military zones, as well as Director of Military Intelligence, and Officers Affairs Director. The law stipulates that the secretary general of the Ministry of Defense shall serve as SCAF Secretary General. Also, the Minister of Defense shall define SCAF members from among his assistants of various specialties. (Article I / paragraph I) - A decision by the President of the Republic may include members of the Council from the leadership of the armed forces (Article I / paragraph 2) - The Minister of Defense shall convene the Council every three months, and whenever necessary. The Council shall not hold a meeting except in the presence of the majority of its members. Decisions and directives of the Council shall be issued by a majority vote of the members present. In case of a war or declaration of public mobilization, the Council convenes on an ongoing basis. (Article II / Paragraph 1) - The President of the Republic may call the Council to convene whenever necessary, and the President shall preside over the meeting in the event of his attendance (Article II / Paragraph 2) - The Minister of Defense may invite any of the commanders of the armed forces or any specialists or experts from outside the armed forces to attend the SCAF meeting if the study of the subjects presented requires this, but without having a right to vote. (Article III / Paragraph 1) - SCAF shall have the right to summon any minister, if necessary, to discuss a particular subject. (Article IV) Military 6 13 February 2017

- The Council's decisions shall be issued in the form of a resolution or directive from the Minister of Defense. The minutes and decisions of the Council shall be signed by the Council Chairman and Secretary General and sent to the competent authorities for implementation. (Article V) Decisions of the Council shall be issued in the form of a decision or directive from the Minister of Defense, and the minutes and decisions of the Council shall be signed by the Chairman and the Secretary of the Council and sent to the competent authorities for implementation (Article 5) Fourth: Military Council after October 2017 After the dismissal of Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Mahmoud Hegazi, on October 28, 2017, the formation was as follows: No. Name Position 01 Abdel-Fattah Said Hussein Al-Sisi 02 03 04 Lieutenant General Sedki Sobhi (Chairman) Lieutenant General Mohamed Farid Hegazi (Deputy Chairman) Lieutenant General Ahmed Khaled Hassan According to Constitution, Sisi is Armed Forces Supreme Defense Minister Chief of Staff Navy 05 Lieutenant General Younes Al-Masri Air Force 06 Lieutenant General Ali Fahmi Mohamed Air Defense 07 Staff Major General Ayman Amer GOC, Central Military 08 Staff Major General Khaled Megawer GOC, Second Field Army 09 Staff Major General Mohamed Raafat Al-Dish GOC, Third Field Army 10 Staff Major General Ali Adel Ashmawi GOC, Northern Military Military 7 13 February 2017

11 Staff Major General Sherif Hussein GOC, Southern Military 12 Staff Major General Sherif Beshara GOC, Western Military 13 Staff Major General Basem Riyadh Helal Border Guards Force 14 Staff Major General Wahid Ezzat Director of Military Operations 15 Staff Major General Abdel Mohsen Mousa 16 Staff Major General Nasser Asi 17 Major General Mamdouh Shaheen Director of Armament Head of Armed Forces Training Assistant Defense Minister for Constitutional and Legal Affairs 18 Staff Major General Salah Eddin Helmi Head of Logistics 19 Staff Major General Mohamed Amin Nasr Head of Financial Affairs 20 Major General Emad Abdel Aziz Head of Judiciary 21 22 Staff Major General Abdel Ghani Al- Saghir Staff Major General Mohamed Anwer Al-Shahhat 23 Staff Major General Khairat Barakat 24 Staff Major General Kamel Al-Wazir 25 Staff Major General Mhamed Al-Masri 26 Staff Major General Mohamed Abdellah Head of the Organization and Administration Director of Military Intelligence Director of Officers Affairs Director of Armed Forces Engineering of Unified Command Defense Ministry Secretary General Fifth: Former SCAF members subject to call-up commitment Alongside the commanders who are members of the Military Council 2017, there are other leaders who are have been considered SCAF members since the 25th revolution, Military 8 13 February 2017

as they are senior commanders within the Egyptian army. However, the new SCAF composition was settled in October 2017. The following are SCAF members who have been dismissed: No. Name Position 01 02 Lieutenant General Mohamed Farid Hegazi Lieutenant General Abd Al-Moniem Al- Terras 03 Lieutenant General Osama Rabie 04 Lieutenant General Osama Al-Gendi 05 Staff Major General Ahmed Wasfi 06 Staff Major General Nasser Al-Asi 07 Lieutenant General Osama Askar 08 Major General Salah Al-Badri 09 Major General Mohamed Farid Tohami 10 Staff Major General Said Abbas 11 Staff Major General Mohamed Zamalout 12 Staff Major General Mohamed Lotfi 13 Staff Major General Mohamed Arafat 14 Staff Major General Yehia Taha Former Chief of Staff Former of Air Defense Former Navy Forces Former Navy Forces Former Second Field Army Former Second Field Army Former Third Field Army Former Military Intelligence Director Former Military Intelligence Director Former GOC, Northern Military Former GOC, Northern Military Former GOC, Northern Military Former GOC, Southern Military Former GOC, Southern Military Military 9 13 February 2017

15 Staff Major General Mohamed Al-Masri 16 Staff Major General Wahid Ezzat 17 Staff Major General Mohamed Al-Assar 18 Staff Major General Ahmed Abu Eddahab 19 Staff Major General Tawhid Tawfiq 20 Staff Major General Mohsen El-Shazly 21 Staff Major General Gamal Ismail 22 Staff Major General Ibrahim Al-Nosouhi 23 Staff Major General Taher Abdullah 24 Staff Major General Emad Al-Alfi 25 Staff Major General Medhat Ghazzi Former GOC, Western Military Former GOC, Western Military Former Head of Armament Former Head of the Organization and Administration Former Head of Military Operations Former Head of Military Operations Former Head of Logistics Former Head of Training Former Head of Engineering Former Head of Engineering Former Head of Military Judiciary 26 Major General Ahmed Ibrahim Former of Border Guards 27 Colonel Ahmed Ali Former Military Spokesman 28 Colonel Mohamed Samir Former Military Spokesman 29 Major General Abdel- Mordi Abdel- Salam Former Head of Logistics Military 10 13 February 2017