The Muslim Brotherhood strongly supports the Iraqi people's rights and freedoms, and condemns the repressive approach adopted by the Iraqi government towards peaceful demonstrators, killing and injuring many innocent citizens.

After decades of neglect, Egypt endeavors to develop youth centers to empower new generations of Egyptians for a brighter future.

Egypt’s pharmaceutical sector stands to benefit from a new nation-wide scheme to boost the industry with an annual injection of LE10 million.

With production of the first Egyptian ‘iPad-like’ tablet PC just started, order lists are filling up fast, while the country prepares for manufacturing its first car in years.

Egypt’s upper house of parliament pledges not to pass a law regulating the judiciary without first getting the judges’ views.

To celebrate Sinai Liberation Day, April 25 – a national holiday in Egypt that marks Israel's final military withdrawal from the peninsula in 1982 – President Morsi’s FJP calls for

FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

The FJP believes it is essential Egyptian judiciary law is debated and passed to effect the changes judges have demanded for long decades.

With Mubarak-era judiciary effectively putting an end to Egypt’s Revolution and its goals, patriotic stakeholders, groups and movements are left with no alternative but to take to the streets yet

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing decide to join mass marches and demonstrations across Egypt on Friday, April 19 to demand completion of the revolution and its goals.