Up to 2,215 Inmates Released under Presidential Pardon on Occasion of Eid al-Adha
Taarek Refaat
In implementation of the President's decision to pardon some convicts who met the pardon conditions, the Community Protection Sector convened committees to review the files of the inmates, resulting in the release of 2,215 inmates.
The families of those released expressed their happiness at the change in their children's behavior, thanking the President for giving them a new opportunity to integrate into society.
The Ministry of Interior also continued its efforts to strengthen community engagement. Police officers joined citizens in celebrating Eid al-Adha in the streets and squares, offering congratulations and distributing flowers to passersby and motorists.
The initiative was well received by citizens, who praised this step for strengthening the bond between the police and the community and contributing to a festive atmosphere that reflects the spirit of participation and harmony on various occasions.
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