For his first 100 days in office, Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has a long list of important, even crucial, tasks to go through; and he is certainly

Egypt’s long-hoped-for tourism boom has already started, with higher numbers of tourists and better resort and hotel occupancy, and the FJP’s tourism official promises even rosier seasons.

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

Cairo – June 29, 2012: Translation of President Mohamed Morsi’s address to the Nation from Tahrir Square during the "Handover of Power" million-man marches and protests, attended by hundreds of

Dr. Morsi calls on all citizens, especially political players and stakeholders, to unite, close ranks and work hard to help the homeland complete its comprehensive democratic transformation.

Egypt’s first freely elected President resumes his marathon series of meetings with all political parties, revolutionary and youth groups and movements, and leaders and chiefs of government and religions institutions,

British Ambassador in Cairo congratulates ‘Freedom and Justice’ on Morsi elections win, offers Britain’s support in all economic and technical fields, and hopes for bolstering bi-lateral cooperation.

Freedom and Justice party asserts that media ‘reports’ claiming the party is increasing its share in the new government are totally baseless, assuring that selecting the new Cabinet will be

Bayadi, President of the Protestant Churches of Egypt, hails Morsi’s presidential victory as the first real taste of democracy in Egypt for many long decades.

Egyptian People’s Assembly Speaker, Katatni, and separately the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice party, offered their deep congratulations to Mohamed Morsi on his victory in the Egyptian