from riyadh discussing the legacy of the arab spring with the former secretary general of the arab league amr moussa mr moussa before we transition to other countries affected by the arab spring let me ask you a question about the role of the military authorities in egypt right now. clearly they have reasserted themselves as the protector of egypt once again and i would argue that something like this would have been pretty unimaginable back in two thousand and eleven because baghdad that uprising was at least partially directed against the military rule as well doesn't. that represent to some extent that the trail of the ideals of that revolution the fact that the military has once again came to the four of the egyptian politics know after the doctrine of the constitution and the decision to organize the presidential elections within the timeframe stipulated by the constitution i believe that we will be we will be moving towards the normal kind of regime and government and presidency so. you will certainly continue to perform its role as the as any of you would do to protect the sovereignty o

revelation of what they discovered and now i'm joined by the former secretary general of the arab league amr moussa mr melissa thank you very much for your time thank you now three years ago you sided with the attacker a square protesters calling for political changes in egypt comparing the whole of syria had backed down both for him jeff and for the region as a whole what has happened since do you now feel proud disappointed and maybe both well the. one you'll call it out of a spring i believe be it is a misnomer it is a movement for change it is a revolution against the old order so we have entered we in the arab world in the middle east. have entered already a new phase in the political life of this region but change is definitely against dictatorship and in privet of democracy now the in egypt for example moving according to a roadmap with a constitution written and approved by the people by the majority of the people we are about to start another phase which is electing a new president and elected to parliament then. putting an end to the transitional period and go on and rebuilding the

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