
Assessing whether Abdel Fattah el Sisi is a "good person" is subjective.
From a geopolitical perspective, Sisi, as President of Egypt since 2014, governs a key regional power, and his actions are evaluated by their impact on state interests and stability.
President Sisi maintains a low influence score of 6/100, indicating limited impact on global or even broader regional affairs beyond Egypt's immediate sphere. His administration continues to grapple with domestic challenges, such as the deadly bus crash in Egypt's Sinai that killed 22, highlighting internal infrastructure and safety concerns.
Egypt under Sisi plays a role in regional diplomacy, notably advocating for Palestinian causes. GeoGazet tracking shows "Xi, Al Sisi reject displacement of Palestinians, urge immediate Gaza ceasefire," aligning Egypt with China on this critical issue. China's President Xi also urged a new Middle East security framework during his rare Egypt visit.