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Misstated Excerpt of a Times Article Offers Fresh Take on Egyptian President Misstated Excerpt of Times Article Offers Fresh Take on President Sisi of Egypt
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There is no such thing as bad press for President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, at least not if it is translated by the Egyptian news media.There is no such thing as bad press for President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, at least not if it is translated by the Egyptian news media.
A recent report in The New York Times described the muted reaction to Mr. Sisi’s speech last month before the United Nations General Assembly compared with its portrayal at home, where “the Egyptian news media is hailing his performance there as a transformational moment.”A recent report in The New York Times described the muted reaction to Mr. Sisi’s speech last month before the United Nations General Assembly compared with its portrayal at home, where “the Egyptian news media is hailing his performance there as a transformational moment.”
A day after the article appeared in The Times, the flagship state newspaper, Al Ahram, misstated parts of it in an apparent effort to burnish Mr. Sisi’s image in Egypt.A day after the article appeared in The Times, the flagship state newspaper, Al Ahram, misstated parts of it in an apparent effort to burnish Mr. Sisi’s image in Egypt.
Below is an excerpt from The Times article published online on Oct. 7 and the Ahram account, translated back to English. (Arabic readers can find the original Ahram article here.)Below is an excerpt from The Times article published online on Oct. 7 and the Ahram account, translated back to English. (Arabic readers can find the original Ahram article here.)