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.

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.

Egypt’s first freely elected President Mohamed Morsi’s first speech after winning the Presidential elections reflects his hopes for Egyptian unity as well as openness to the world.

Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s President-elect, leads a broad and diverse coalition rejecting the interim ruling Military Council’s Friday statement and its defense of the constitutional decree it issued days ago.

Dr. Morsi and the Freedom and Justice party endeavor for an all-inclusive national accord, exhorting all political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements to close ranks and face the counter-revolution.

‘In liberty square, until parliament returns’ is one of the slogans Egyptians chant in the famed protest rendezvous, in the heart of Cairo; and is the FJP’s promise to the

The Muslim Brotherhood’s deputy leader reaffirms that the current phase of Egypt’s precarious democratic transformation requires the people to be alert and aware as ever, a strong broad-based government and