MP Tariq Al-Desouki assures Egyptians their new constitution will be balanced; and is hopeful it will fulfill all citizens’ aspirations.

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.

Specialized committee received over 3000 applications for membership of Egypt’s 100-strong Constituent Assembly to write the country’s new national charter.

Fateh Al-Bab says the Freedom and Justice Party is keen all Egyptians should be proud of the Constituent Assembly’s 100 members who will write the country’s new national charter.

As a contrived battle, over the Constituent Assembly to be trusted with writing Egypt’s new national charter, distract most parties and stakeholders away from the real frontlines, time is running

Beltagy confirms that all sectors, classes and denominations of the Egyptian people will take part in the drafting of the new Constitution for modern, industrious, post-revolution Egypt.

Dr. Farid Ismail reiterates that the Freedom and Justice Party seeks to involve everyone in the drafting of the country’s first post-revolution Constitution.

Egyptian Parliament approves the Freedom and Justice Party proposal for a draft law that would enable the People’s Assembly to bring erring presidents or cabinet ministers to trial.

Constituent Assembly drafting Egypt’s new Constitution is to consider a complete welfare package for Egyptian youths, aimed at engaging young people and enabling them in all fields.

Ambassador Susan Blankhart believes Egyptians are a capable nation that will certainly overcome all hurdles and difficulties of the current transitional phase.