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Erian: Brotherhood and FJP Still Most Ardent Seekers of Cooperation, Dialogue with All Parties

Freedom and Justice Party deputy leader reaffirms that the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing are by far the keenest on dialogue and national harmony.

Freedom and Justice Party Supports Workers’ Demands to Improve Living Conditions, Dignity

Marking international Labor Day, the FJP reiterates its full support for workers’ rights, freedoms and efforts to better their conditions.

President Morsi Meets with Egyptian Judicial Agencies; Calls Justice Conference

Seeking to remove all obstacles to achieving justice, Egyptian President Morsi agrees with top judges to convene a ‘Justice Conference’ at the Presidency.

Freedom and Justice Party: Judges Must Purge Judiciary Themselves

Freedom and Justice Party expresses hope that forthcoming Justice Conference would soon submit its own amended Judicial Authority Law to Egypt’s legislature.

Minister of Industry Confident of Efforts to Continue March of Production, Boost Investment

Egypt Minister Saleh expresses deep optimism and confidence in the government’s determined endeavors to expand investment opportunities and production programs.

Egypt Upper House Will Discuss Judicial Authority Law; No Approval Without Judges’ Views

Egypt lawmakers assure judges’ opinions will be taken into consideration as an amended judiciary law is debated and passed.

Hazem Ghorab: As Arab Spring Revives Egyptian Media, Counter-Revolution Violates Honor Code

Al-Azhar University media conference discusses professional standards in postrevolution Egypt’s press and media, as the Presidency assures its determination to grant more freedoms.

Egypt Constitutional Court Reviews Election Law

Parliament’s Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee: House elections will be held in mid-September or at the beginning of October, once approved by the Constitutional Court.

Khossos Muslims and Copts in Reconciliation Meeting

As neighbors at home and partners at work, Muslims and Christians in Egypt commit to peaceful coexistence and to foil attempts to stoke sedition.

Study: 62% of Media Coverage of Egypt President Unprofessional

A major analysis of print and broadcast media in Egypt reveals that most coverage of the country’s first elected President is negative, selective and deliberately misleading due to ‘private’ agendas.