Egypt’s Constitution-writing panel continues to work, seeking a strong broad-based consensus representing the full Egyptian political and social spectra, in order to author a national charter for all.

Freedom and Justice Party affirms that there are no differences or disputes in the constitution-writing panel, although some print and broadcast media outlets loath an atmosphere of consensus.

Dr. Zewail, the renowned Egyptian scientist, shares views and visions of Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s first freely elected President, regarding raising standards of science and education in Egypt.

Shura Council (Egyptian Parliament’s second Chamber) receives Bahraini delegation, assures united endeavors against all threats to national security to both countries.

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

In addition to the detailed and thoroughly researched Nahda (renaissance) Project, the FJP devises a plan to attract 25 million tourists a year, considering that tourism is one of the

Cairo court exonerates Muslim Brotherhood businessman, affirming that the original decision to disband the Brotherhood wrongly treated it as a political party, which it certainly was not.

The International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC) pledges support to bolster relations and boost Egyptian economy, with billion-dollar deal already signed Sunday in Cairo.

President Mohamed Morsi assured that Egypt would never turn back to dark despotic times of repression and tyranny, promising a bright, prosperous future for the homeland and all Egyptians as

Catholic Bishop Kolta assures Muslim Brotherhood has never resorted to violence and is not likely to, expressing his hope and happiness for a bright future for Egypt under Morsi's rule.