Egypt’s first post-revolution Parliament is just over two months old, yet it has passed a number of important laws – for the betterment of the homeland and improvement of the

Despite grumbling opponents’ whimpering objections, Egypt’s constitution-writing panel has achieved a solid national consensus honoring the revolution.

MP Heshmat reiterates that Egypt’s new constitution does not represent a particular political stream or party, but the whole country and its stakeholders.

Egypt refuses foreign ‘help’ drawing up its first post-revolution Constitution, as the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, insist on forming all-inclusive Constituent Assembly.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry has urgently summoned Shawky Ismail, the Egyptian Ambassador to Damascus. Amr Rushdie, a spokesman for the Ministry and Minister Plenipotentiary, said, “On Sunday morning, the Minister

Dr. Jamal Heshmat, Member of Parliament for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), said that when the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the FJP put forward the idea of forming a

The General Secretariat of the Egyptian People’s Assembly (PA) has announced that its first session – to be held on the first day of the new parliament for 2012, on

Father Bachomius, Bishop of Alexandria, Marsa Matruh, stated that the January 25 revolution succeeded in instilling a new spirit of unity and solidarity under the banner of freedom between Muslims

Speaking at a public conference in the Beheira governorate, Muslim Brotherhood leader (MB) Dr. Gamal Heshmat stated: “The only way Egypt is to develop is through solidarity and full application

Speaking at a public conference in the Beheira governorate, Muslim Brotherhood leader (MB) Dr. Gamal Heshmat stated: “The only way Egypt is to develop is through solidarity and full application