Darrag and Erian denounce political figures justifying sabotage and subversion and providing political cover for violence and vandalism, while Al-Barr finds ongoing attacks and arson unbecoming of Egypt’s great peaceful

Katatni affirms everyone has the right to mark the January 25 anniversary with peaceful demonstrations or charitable community work, but certainly not with violence and vandalism.

Marking the 2nd anniversary of the January 25 Revolution, the Freedom and Justice Party hails the makers of the peaceful uprising, vowing to continue work for more freedom, dignity and

The Freedom and Justice Party is seeking a majority in the next parliament in Egypt, to be called the House of Representatives, having gained the people’s trust in the four

Freedom and Justice Party chief Katatni urges all opposition parties to join national dialogue sessions currently underway and to participate positively in debates of differences over the new national charter.

Brotherhood lawyer and legal expert Ashri assures that, with Egypt’s new national charter having been approved, sacking the country’s Shura Council (upper house of parliament) would be unconstitutional.

Freedom and Justice Party leader Gazzar assures party will do everything in its power to support and help Egyptian tourism sector move beyond current crisis.

As Justice Mohamed Al-Tanboli announces that Egypt’s upcoming House of Representatives elections will be conducted in three stages, the FJP prepares its roadmap of electoral coalitions.

Egypt’s FJP National Committee leaves door open for coordination and coalition possibilities in upcoming parliamentary race, following Thursday’s regular session.

Egypt’s Presidency announces that House of Representatives elections are to be held, in compliance with the country’s new constitution, within two months from adoption of new charter.