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Hosni Mubarak is the ousted President of Egypt, who has been jokingly called "Egypt's Last Pharaoh". He ruled from the early 80s to the beginning of 2011 when the people of Egypt revolted against his rule. Hosni took power when the then president was assassinated and held a dictatorship over Egypt until being ousted in 2011. He kept his rule with the support of the United States of America and Israel.
Hosni Mubarak ruled in the strategically important north African country of Egypt for 30 years. He began his rule in the year 1981 after the assasination of Anwar Sadat.
It is republic, but current it is under the military rule of the supreme council of Armed forces ,after the President Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February 2011.
Currently, Egypt is ruled by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. This started after Hosni Mubarak, the former president of Egypt, decided to resign following the Egyptian Revolution that started on January 25, 2011. This military rule is temporary until the next presidential election later this year.
30 Years. Became president after the assassination of Anwar Sadat in 1981, and ruled the country until the January 25 movement forced him to abdicate in early 2011.
The Arab Republic of Egypt today has three branches of government:Executive:President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak,Prime Minister Ahmed Mohamed Nazif,A Cabinet appointed by the president.Legislative:264 seat Advisory Council,454 seat People's Assembly.Judicial:Supreme Constitutional Court.
During his rule, Hosni Mubarak's regime utilized state-controlled media outlets to portray him as a strong and stable leader, highlighting his achievements while downplaying any criticisms or opposition. This propaganda aimed to maintain his grip on power by shaping public perception in his favor and suppressing dissent.
Mubarak ruled Egypt between October 14, 1981 and February 11, 2011 (about 30 years).
He has been in power for 30 years, thus he has had a 30 year rule over Egypt.
President Enwar Sedat was assassinated before Hosmi Mubarak's rule.
Mr Mubarak appeared on state television late in the evening to announce the concession after mass demonstrations against his rule in Cairo and other major cities. But he refused to bow to demands by the hundreds of thousands of protesters that he quit immediately. "My first responsibility is to restore the stability of the country and to ensure a peaceful transition of power," Mr Mubarak said. He went on: "I have no intent to stand for those elections because I have spent enough time serving Egypt." Mr Mubarak was finally forced to act after a direct intervention by President Barack Obama of Washington. He sent a special envoy, Frank Wisner, to tell Mr Mubarak that he had lost support and that it was "critical" he oversee a transition to free and fair elections in September. Western leaders had repeatedly expressed a desire for a controlled transfer of power so that radical forces could not profit from a period of instability.
The smallest unit of measured length marked on a 300mm rule is 1mm.