He was born in Meit Abul Kom village which is located in Menoufeya Govornorate.
He graduated from the Military Academy in 1938 and was appointed in the Signal Corps.
When the revolution erupted, he was assigned to take over the Radio and TV networks and announce the outbreak of the revolution to the Egyptian people.
He was appointed Minister of State in 1954 and then Secretary to the National Union in 1959.
He was elected the President of the People’s Council from 1960 to 1968.
He was appointed Deputy of the President of the Republic and a member of the Presidential Council in 1964.
He was elected in the higher executive committee of the Socialist Arab Union and as secretariat of the National Political Committee in September 1986.
He was reappointed Deputy of the President of the Republic in December 1969.
He was elected President of the Republic in October 1970 after the death of Gamal Abd El-Nasser and was reelected in October 1976.
He led and planned for the 1973 war and the crossing of the Suez Canal which resulted in the victory of the Egyptian army.
He led the Peace Process to reacquire Sinai.
He wrote various titles: “The Full Story of the Revolution”, “Unknown Pages of the Revolution”, “Son, This Is Your Uncle Gamal”, “In Search of Self”.
He was assassinated by a group of fundamentalists on October 6, 1981.
Egypt State Information Service
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