Egypt’s first freely elected President Mohamed Morsi’s first speech after winning the Presidential elections reflects his hopes for Egyptian unity as well as openness to the world.

In a conference in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mahmoud Ghozlan assured that Egypt’s revolutionaries and their President-elect Dr. Morsi, his party (the FJP) and the Brotherhood are all

Freedom and Justice Party deputy chief asserts that his party does not have any representatives in an Egyptian parliamentary delegation visiting the U.S. at the moment.

Egyptian People’s Assembly Speaker, Katatni, and separately the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice party, offered their deep congratulations to Mohamed Morsi on his victory in the Egyptian

Dr. Morsi and the Freedom and Justice party endeavor for an all-inclusive national accord, exhorting all political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements to close ranks and face the counter-revolution.

Freedom and Justice party reaches out to all parties, groups and movements across Egypt’s revolutionary and political spectrum, seeking a powerful broad alliance in the face of tyrannical forces of

Freedom and Justice party vice-chairman invites evidently losing presidential candidate Shafiq to concede defeat, in an honorable gesture that should greatly calm the turbulent waters of Egyptian politics.

Egypt’s elections commission is taking its time to investigate the usual ‘minor’ irregularities and violations complaints with unprecedented meticulous determination that make Egyptians nervous, smelling a ‘deep state’ conspiracy.

Following yesterday’s national accord meetings between President-elect Dr. Morsi and a large number of Egypt’s prominent personalities, political players and stakeholders, Morsi’s campaign holds a presser today (at 3:30pm local

Dr. Erian calls upon Egyptian media to commit to professional standards of truth and accuracy in stories they report about the Freedom and Justice Party and its eminent leaders.