Amendments to Egypt’s constitution are bound to happen sooner or later, Mahmoud El Alaily writes for Al Masry Al Youm. He says that it will eventually become necessary to amend the constitution to reflect changes that Egypt has gone through since the transitional period when it was written, arguing that it would be imprudent to continue operating under a constitution that doesn’t take the current into account.
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