ANALYSIS OF ARAB SPRING ON EGYPT POLITICAL HISTORY AFTER SECOND WORLD WAR

The Arab Spring process began in Tunisia, depending on social and economic reasons, and spread to many Arab countries shortly thereafter. This process has developed in Egypt, one of the largest countries of the Middle East, in different dimensions according to the other countries due to the relations it has in the political history of the country. Hosni Mubarak, who ruled the country for many years after the protests of the regime opponents organized under the influence of social movements, had to leave duty. Muhammad Mursi, the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood who won the Presidential elections in 2012, was able to stay in power for only one year. In 3 July 2013, As a result of the military coup, the administration passed on to soldiers. With this process, the hopes of the Egyptian people, who have been seeking democratic governance for many years, have remained a different story