Personally, I think this is because of his dictatorship and corruption. Although Mubarak adopted a combination of rigidity and flexibility, the pace of economic reform was very small. The most important thing is that although the economy is developing, the unemployment rate of ordinary people is very high and they have not enjoyed the fruits of the economy. In addition, the corruption of Mubarak and his son, as well as government officials and cronies, made the Egyptian people miserable and finally became the object of resistance.

Mubarak 1928 was born in a peasant family in Manufia province, Egypt. Although his family was poor, Mubarak studied hard. Graduated from the Air Force Academy at the age of 22 and transferred to the Air Force for service. He started his military career and went to study in the Soviet Union three times. 1967, Mubarak participated in the third Middle East war and commanded air combat. 1972 served as commander of the air force, and in the same year served as deputy minister of defense. 1972 to 1975 served as commander-in-chief of the armed forces. He participated in two wars in the Middle East, letting the Egyptian people know that Israel is not invincible, and also won the title of outstanding hero and the highest military medal in Egypt? Star of Sinai? . ?

Mubarak in this period was very dazzling and made great contributions to Egypt. After the Middle East War, because of the assassination of President Sadat, Mubarak, who was already the vice president at that time, became the inevitable leader of the people and concurrently served as the supreme commander of the armed forces. During his administration, he not only stabilized the domestic political situation, but also strengthened the rule of law in Egypt. Under his administration, the financial situation, agriculture and tourism have developed rapidly.

In the early days of Mubarak's administration, he brought a stable security environment and minimum food and medicine to the Egyptian people, which was well received by the people. However, in the later period of his administration, with the gradual aging of Mubarak, his rigid system, corruption and dictatorship all made the life of the Egyptian people worse and worse, and finally became the object of public opposition. Although he was acquitted in the end, as a country, this is undoubtedly a very tragic ending.