FJP leader Beltagy affirms that the party is on the look-out for election and political coalitions that work harmoniously, starting with negotiations that are free from pre-conditions and limitations.

As Egypt opposition parties persistently seek to ditch parliamentary elections, the Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party works for dialogue and national harmony to end opposition protest violence.

Egypt opposition forces can change the president, the cabinet and the constitution, if only they work through democratic process, through the ballot box.

Egyptian Presidency reaffirms that right of peaceful expression is guaranteed for everyone on the second anniversary of January 25 Revolution.

By virtue of the new Constitution, and in order to stop the incredulous squandering of precious resources, Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court is to review relevant laws before and not after

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, holds important meeting to consider latest amendment suggestions for forthcoming parliamentary race Election Law.

FJP leader Mukhtar Ashri asserts that the party does not have anything to do with the formal complaint against the opposition figures accusing them of an illegitimate plot to overthrow

Egypt has been going through a transformational period since January 25th. On Friday, May 27th events took place in Tahrir Square and other squares around the country.

In a rare interview with the official Egyptian media, Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, was interviewed on Egyptian television broadcasted on Sunday evening. He discussed a number

Saad al-Husseini, from the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau, stated that although the group participated in the National Dialogue which spanned over a few days the conference was slightly disappointing.