The Prime Minister expressed regret about his previous decision to host Alaa Abd El Fattah, a British-Egyptian activist, after certain social media posts from the individual were publicly disclosed. The PM stated that he ’should have been made aware’ of Abd El Fattah’s social media history prior to the engagement. This acknowledgment follows increased scrutiny over the decision, as the posts in question contained content considered inappropriate or controversial. The situation has sparked discussions within political circles regarding due diligence and the process of vetting individuals before public appearances or endorsements. The government has indicated plans to review internal procedures to prevent similar occurrences in future instances. These developments underscore ongoing debates surrounding transparency, accountability, and the influence of social media footprints on political and public relationships. No additional information has been provided regarding the specific content of Abd El Fattah’s posts or the timeline of events leading to the revelation.