A delegation from the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) began its first official visit to the United States on Monday April 2 for one week. During the visit, the delegation

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman meets with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and discusses bilateral relations and a number of important issues.

The head of Egypt’s parliamentary majority party, Dr. Morsi, dispels concerns about the Brotherhood’s growing influence, asserting that the party and the group are determined to safeguard all human rights.

As the Brotherhood’s political arm reaches out with dialogue, inviting all to rejoin the newly-elected Constituent Assembly to write Egypt’s first post-revolution national charter, Al-Azhar Grand Imam promises to reconsider

Egypt’s newly-elected parliamentary majority party, the Freedom and Justice, is to study and propose important draft laws, while Ashri allays concerns that the party’s legal team is to merge judicial

While some Egyptian analysts express apprehension regarding public response to the Brotherhood’s decision to field its own presidential candidate, Dr. Hussein believes the organization stands to lose no friends on

Contrary to what certain ‘pessimist’ Egyptian media have been circulating in the past few hours, legal expert Abdel-Maksoud believes Al-Shater’s bid for the presidency is absolutely clear and sound, from

The Brotherhood’s second in command, Al-Shater, resigns his prominent position to run for Egypt’s top job in the May presidential elections.

Katatni asserts that the Egyptian Constitution belongs to all Egyptians, inside the homeland and abroad, inviting all to contribute to the process of drawing up the country’s new national charter.

Full statement of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party explaining the esteemed organization’s stance regarding Egypt’s forthcoming presidential elections.