As Dr. Morsi meets with Pakistani Ambassador in Cairo, expresses hope for stronger industrial and trade ties, and calls for urgent action to stop bloodshed in Syria.

Beltagy confirms that all sectors, classes and denominations of the Egyptian people will take part in the drafting of the new Constitution for modern, industrious, post-revolution Egypt.

Dr. Farid Ismail reiterates that the Freedom and Justice Party seeks to involve everyone in the drafting of the country’s first post-revolution Constitution.

Egyptian Parliament approves the Freedom and Justice Party proposal for a draft law that would enable the People’s Assembly to bring erring presidents or cabinet ministers to trial.

The Joint Committee of the Egyptian People's Assembly and Shura Council finally settle on the Freedom and Justice Party’s suggestion for composition of the Constituent Assembly to be tasked with

Surprised at Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei’s remarks in which he seemed to throw doubt on the legitimacy of the recently elected Egyptian parliament, and his open criticism of the Constituent Assembly,

Although world constitutions are typically written by committees or assemblies comprising mostly members of any given country’s parliament, Egypt’s FJP seeks a true middle ground approach.

Dr. Susan Zaghloul, the first woman to win a parliamentary ‘Individuals’ seat underlines need for women's representation in the Constituent Assembly of the Egyptian Constitution.

MP Azza Al-Garf believes that women are playing a significant role in Egyptian Parliament; but must play an even more positive part in the rejuvenation of their homeland.

Beyond proportions of representation in the Constituent Assembly, Egypt’s Freedom and Justice party seeks a Constitution that will be applied on the ground, not just legally fabulous texts.