The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP trains and prepares youth to fulfill their role as productive and creative citizens in a modern, advanced Egypt.

Nakba Day, Yawm An-Nakba, or Day of the Catastrophe, is 15th of May. It commemorates the forced displacement of Palestinians that preceded and followed the Israeli 1948 Declaration of Independence.

FJP head Katatni and Chinese Ambassador Song Aiguo discuss ways to boost bilateral relations as well as economic and industrial cooperation.

Former Malaysian PM visits Egypt to participate Sunday in an FJP’s conference on rejuvenation and development, or Nahda, as already experienced in Malaysia.

As a group of ‘protesters’ mobilize to oust elected President Morsi, amid gleeful hopeful cheers from certain opposition figures, the FJP reminds that hard work will achieve the revolution’s goals,

The FJP’s Katatni expresses hope the Free Egyptians Party would steer a new discourse in politics with greater cooperation and understanding.

Leading FJP figure Gamal Tag Al-Din assures that Egypt’s upper house of parliament was made immune in the new constitution.

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.

Prominent Brotherhood and FJP leader Gazzar affirms he steered away from Washington Institute annual conference because organizers allowed Israeli officials to attend, adding that he paid fully for his US

Leading Azhar demonstrations to protest Israeli aggression against Palestine’s Muslim holy sites, Brotherhood and FJP leader Beltagy asserts that the goal remains the liberation of Palestine.