Egyptians cast their votes during parliamentary elections at a voting center in Giza governorate, Egypt, October 18, 2015. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El GhanyCAIRO – 20 February 2018: While the Egyptian presidential election is approaching, many conspiracies have been plotted to corrupt the Egyptian political scene in front of the entire world. “The door knocking campaign does not support a particular candidate in the presidential election, but it’s a call to take part in this important event,” Khalil added.The door knocking campaign is expected to remain until February 24, which represents the last day of the presidential campaigns, as set by the National Election Authority (NEA). "There is a plot set by foreign parties to affect the independency of the country through pushing people not to participate in the upcoming presidential election, impacting Egypt's national independence. Sixty million eligible voters will cast their ballots in the election between March 26 and 28 in Egypt, while expatriates will vote between March 16 and 18.Sisi officially announced his candidacy in the 2018 presidential election on January 19.Sisi took office in 2014 after protesters toppled Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated ex-President Mohamed Morsy.

Source: Egypt Today February 20, 2018 00:56 UTC