By محمد منفلوطي_ HIBAPRESS
The Algerian President, "Abdelmadjid Tebboune," made a remarkable departure from diplomatic norms and from his sovereign position as head of state, to attack "the United Arab Emirates" in a veiled manner without explicitly mentioning its name..
The president's outburst, which appeared agitated and nervous, came after Algeria announced the cancellation of the aviation agreement with the Emirates, accusing the same state of wanting to interfere in the first presidential elections of his country, and then the second of them." Tebboune, who continued his statements in front of the cameras of his country's media and the general public, appeared as if the man was out of the rhythms of political time, when he said: "The one who dares to belittle Algeria has not yet been born"…in reference to the expulsion of Algerian citizens by France, where he said: "All of those sent by France, we will return them, and let it be clear that "whoever wants to insult Algeria, his mother has not given birth to him." It is a populist speech that does not suit the position of the president as head of state, as the language of the position differs greatly from the language of the street, which often comes to tickle the feelings of a large segment of the people and delude them by appearing in the guise of the heroic leader… Knowing that leadership in its broad sense requires wisdom, deliberation, and careful reading of events, as Machiavelli said: "The prince must avoid everything that makes him hated or despised." Leadership is not reduced to holding the steering wheel and driving ignorantly without respecting the rules, but rather it is wisdom, steadfastness, reason, and consideration, and a mandatory stop at the specified marks for that, and not raising a noise with sound alarms to arouse curiosity and create "buzz".. Reckless leadership takes its owner towards destruction, and towards the edge, but rather creates a bad childish impression on the personality of its owner, and pushes the general public not to respect him, but they go to the point of belittling his value… While wise and poised leadership gives a strong impression of the prestige, value, and intelligence of its owner, and his ability to overcome potholes and curves without noise and without the rider feeling the dizziness.. Rather, wise leadership expresses the origin, separation, and lineage of its owner, who weighs his words in gold, and extends his hands for peace and peace and respects the neighbor's right… With him, and with him, and by his wisdom, his country becomes strong and enjoys the respect of the international community… Here in Morocco, thank God and praise, the monarchy remains the only guarantor after God Almighty, for the stability and security of the country and the enhancement of its position among peoples, but rather "the upbringing of kings" remains the safety valve by which nations are preserved, and the word is unified, and we have in the morals of our king Mohammed VI, may God protect him, and in the morals of his ancestors, speech and serious work with calmness without noise, without insinuations or glances, and these are qualities, thank God, that have enabled Morocco to assume a global position that is appreciated and respected..
