- Parliament News
- June 14, 2006
- 9 minutes read
Parliament Members Meet With German Delegation
Six Muslim Brotherhood members of parliament (MP) received an invitation from the Egyptian German Society to meet with a high level German delegation affiliated with the opposition Socialist party. The meeting, which was held in one of
MP, Dr. Akram Al Shaer was one of the participants and stated to Ikhwanweb that meeting revolved mainly around the future of democracy in
Al Shaer affirmed that the German delegation discussed the issue of separating of religion and state; a concept implemented in
The Muslim Brotherhood clarified its stance on tourism in Egypt and explained that they believe “The state is obliged to protect tourists and ensure their safety while visiting the country and that tourists should be allowed to drink alcoholic beverages if they abide by laws and regulations of their host country” Al Shaer added.
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