The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, affirms that those who think they can destroy elected institutions are confused and deluded.

In the name of God, prayers and peace be upon all His Messengers,Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, may God's peace and blessings be upon you.

FJP leader Ashri highlights the importance of finally passing election and political rights laws in order to safeguard Egypt’s march on the long and laborious path of democratic transformation.

Egypt’s Shura Council refuses to involve the army and police in political affairs, vows to take Constitutional Court propositions into consideration.

FJP leader Ibrahim affirms that lifting the traditional ban on army and police voting removes these vital institutions’ neutrality and thus threatens homeland security.

The Egyptian Cabinet approves plans for law amendments to protect public and private sector investments and boost investor confidence.

Army chief Al-Sisi calls on all Egyptians to close ranks, face democratic transformation challenges and work selflessly to serve the homeland and its higher interests.

FJP chief Katatni announces a powerful and practical program for action, for a strong and efficient government, should the FJP win a parliamentary majority in forthcoming elections.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, seeks to cooperate with all Egyptians so as to achieve needed progress and development.

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