Since its establishment，Egypt has faced structural governance challenges，with long-standing social issues remaining unresolved. These challenges significantly contributed to the outbreak of the 2011 revolution. Post-revolution，political turmoil and economic decline have exacerbated these social issues，posing serious threats to social stability and national development. From a macro-governance perspective，Egypt has yet to properly manage the relationship between the public and private sectors，as well as between planned and market economies. The bureaucracy has become excessively bloated，corruption is rampant，and bureaucratic inefficiencies have led to low governmental governance capabilities. After assuming the presidency，Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has actively sought effective methods for social governance domestically and has engaged in governance experience exchanges with other countries internationally. Based on these efforts，several initiatives and measures have been proposed，including，“Egypt Vision 2030”，the “Takaful and Karama”（Solidarity and Dignity），the “Decent Life” Initiative，aimed at addressing existing social issues，accelerating national development，and enhancing the people’s sense of gain and happiness. These initiatives and measures have achieved certain successes，maintaining social stability in Egypt. However，it is undeniable that some current social issues in Egypt remain unresolved，necessitating further useful exploration.