Despite all the turmoil and political unrest; despite the apparent distrust amongst Egyptian citizens; despite all the negativity that has spawned over Egypt recently, one group definitely shines, defies all

New Egypt-Iran Cooperation Council starts work on various projects in Egypt, including a complete food-manufacturing city and a comprehensive railway restructuring initiative.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, rejects as both unpatriotic and undemocratic desperate efforts to disrupt forthcoming parliamentary elections, now an evident pre-election phenomenon in postrevolution Egypt arena.

Favoring the ‘Together, We Build Egypt’ comprehensive development and public service campaign, the Brotherhood will only have a symbolic presence in Friday, February 15 demonstration rallies.

FJP leader, Erian, stresses that using excessive violence against protesters is a despicable, intolerable crime that must be investigated quickly, bringing to trial all those involved.

The National Salvation Front’s coordinator ElBaradei gives government ultimatum: either form a new Cabinet, to include a number of opposition figures like himself, or face continued violence and vandalism.

Katatni lauds Al-Azhar initiative for positive dialogue among all Egypt’s opposition parties, groups and movements as the only way out of ongoing crisis of violence, chaos and lawlessness.

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.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood holds an international press conference Tuesday to launch its campaign 'Together we build Egypt' to celebrate the second anniversary of the January 25 revolution.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP takes a firm step forward on its planned road to active service of all Egyptian society, helping to solve health, housing and other essential issues.