His achievements in political and cultural fields went in parallel. As for his researches, studies and articles, they were concerned only with two thoughts. Academically, he was a Professor of  Political Science at the American University in Cairo for a long time and President of the British University in Egypt during its first three years of foundation. Politically, he was the Ambassador of Egypt to Austria and other foreign countries, Governor of Egypt at the IAEA and Permanent Representative of Egypt to the League of Arab States. As for the media field, he is a weekly writer at the Egyptian Al- Ahram newspaper and Al-Hayat newspaper and has a third weekly article in El Masri El Youm newspaper, and he is writer as well in other newspapers and periodicals. Dr. El Feki participated in the political life during the last forty years; and in the last years, he directed his political career to the parliamentary work and its international conferences. He has been for ten years the Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Egyptian People's Assembly. Dr. El Feki dedicated his life for two thoughts. The first is the political and intellectual reform, and to put an end to all kinds of discrimination against the minorities in the society, so that the cause of the national unity in Egypt was the subject of his PHD thesis in London where he was granted his PHD in the mid seventies of the last century. The second thought is related to the Arab cause and the modern frame in which the Arab unity should be held. Dr. El Feki holds the view that in order to change the situation in which the Arabs are nowadays, they should build economic and cultural bases which create the understanding of the Arab solidarity and not only through slogans and emotions. This thought was behind the publication of his book "Revival of Arab Nationalist Thought" published at the beginning of the nineties of the last century and followed by his other book "The Absent Vision". In addition, Dr. El Feki is a Professor and Lecturer in many Egyptian and Foreign Universities and specialized Research Centers. Moreover, he supervised and examined several thesis for advanced educational degrees. As for his executive posts, Dr. El Feki filled distinguished positions such as Secretary of Information to the President of the Republic of Egypt, Director of the Institute for Diplomatic Studies of the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and First Assistant Foreign Minister. Dr. El Feki was honored by Egyptian government with several medals and was granted State Incentive Prize in Political Science at 1993 and the State Merit Prize in Social Science at 2003, and other tens of medals and crosses from different foreign and Arab countries. Dr. El Feki is a member of the National Council of Human Rights, the Writer's Union, L'Institut d'Egypte founded in 1798, the Supreme Council for Culture and many other Forums and Committees, and he wrote over twenty books in political, intellectual and cultural fields. Dr. El Feki is Chairman of the Egyptian-Austrian Friendship Association for the last ten years. Dr. El Feki continues his Intellectual and Cultural activities inside and outside Egypt.