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MB Chairman: Egypt Needs National Consensus

Dr. Mohamed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), stressed that Egypt now needs a consensus president, and reiterated that the MB is committed not to run for the presidency.

Senator John Kerry and U.S. Ambassador Visit FJP, Discuss Egypt’s Democratic Transition

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), Saturday 10 Dec, met Senator John Kerry, Chairman of the U.S. Congress Foreign Relations Committee, and Anne Patterson, U.S.

FJP Press Release No. (16), End of Run-Off Voting

Polling stations for run-off voting closed their doors after a turnout that ranged from low to average, on the second day, recording a two-day attendance of 30%. During the run-off,

Violations Mar Elections’ Run-offs in Several Provinces, FJP Press Release No. (14)

On this first day of the run-off for the first stage of the Egyptian People's Assembly elections 2011/2012, and until this moment, many abuses and provocations were committed by some

Political Activist Wael Ghonim: Fear of Islamists Coming to Power ‘Exaggerated’

Political activist, Wael Ghonim, described the fear of Islamists coming to power as ‘exaggerated’. The real significance lies not in which party reaches parliament, Ghonim said, but its performance once

Katatny: No FJP Member Was Involved in Bribery

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni, Secretary-General of the FJP, stressed that the party was not in any way involved in such a bribe incident, as the person named is not a

FJP Hilights Preliminary Indicators for Election Results and Vote Counting Violations

Vote counting started on Tuesday evening for the first phase in Egypt’s parliamentary elections 2011.

Egyptian Parliamentary Elections 2011 FJP Press Release No. (8) 30/11/2011

The election results we received, after completion of vote counting in most polling stations indicate that the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) is leading with more than 40%, followed by

FJP Statement on November 21st Developments

Now, it has become clearly evident that certain parties are intent on igniting the situation in Egypt’s Tahrir Square by attacking the demonstrators for three days running, with dozens dead

MB Professors Against Military Trials for Civilians

Muslim Brotherhood professors in the "Academics for Reform" movement emphasized that it is imperative that the military ends its military trials for political activists and civilians. It stated in a