While FJP leader Heshmat condemns illegitimate endeavors to oust Egypt’s President, elected only months ago, he reaffirms the country’s need for strong and effective opposition.

Egypt’s newly sworn-in Minister of Health pledges permanent and reliable solutions to the problems of attacks and assaults against doctors and staff inside the country’s hospitals.

Freedom and Justice leaders believe Mohamed Morsi has proven he is indeed President of all Egyptians, just as he pledged before recent elections.

Media figure Qandil affirmed that new Egyptian government will be formed soon, with an honorable national personality taking the post of Prime Minister, most probably to be announced Tuesday.

Various parties, groups and movements making up the Egyptian national front meets in preparation for real endeavors to achieve the goals of the January 25 (2011) revolution as well as

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, together with leading public and political figures, form a national unity front to face the ruling Military Council’s maneuvers to evade relinquishing power to the democratically elected

Egyptian Parliament Speaker, Dr. Katatni, responds to latest statements by Prime Minister Dr. Ganzouri in which he denies threatening Katatni with parliament dissolution.

Reiterating their commitment to Egypt’s market, in a roundtable meeting ahead of a US business delegation’s visit on June 8, members of the US-Egyptian Business Council, along with the US

Saad al-Husseini, from the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau, stated that although the group participated in the National Dialogue which spanned over a few days the conference was slightly disappointing.

The Constitution is the supreme law of the country; it is the document which determines the form of the State and its political and economic setting.