Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, reject the illegitimate interim president’s declaration in which a roadmap for Egypt’s future evidently pulls the country back to square one.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, opens a new academy in the Egyptian capital for leadership models with vision and skills, to bring about long-desired social change.

A parliamentary panel, comprising 3 Muslim MP’s and 3 Copts, is to take a deep look into Egypt’s sectarian issues and suggest new measures and laws for a comprehensive solution.

As Egypt’s principal political and societal players gradually realize that there is virtually no dispute over most of the constitution’s content, consensus may be closer than most analysts think.

No parliamentary majority, political party or stakeholder has the power to tamper with the constitution; yet there are ‘hidden hands’ creating crises and strife, by exaggerating differences.

FJP’s favorite technocrat takes Egyptian Parliament’s consultative Shura Council top job with high scientific and professional qualifications.

The People’s Assembly (PA), born of the free will of the Egyptian people on the first anniversary of the glorious Egyptian revolution – as the first building block after the

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), announced the appointing of Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim as Chairman of the party's parliamentary's bloc deeming him the head of the parliamentary's majority.

The primary purpose of my trip was to join 40 other Carter Center election observers who have been deployed in Egypt since late November. Additionally, I wished to consult with

Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, member of the Freedom and Justice Party's (FJP) Executive Bureau and FJP Secretary General in Cairo explained that he will take to Tahrir square next January 25