Translation of the full text of the FJP Executive Office statement, reviewing the latest changes on the Egyptian political landscape.

With 30% of the panel entrusted with drafting Egypt’s constitution representing the elected parliamentary majority party – the Freedom and Justice - and 70% representing other parties, intellectual and ideological

Justice Tariq Al-Bashri assures all Egyptians beyond any doubt that their Constituent Assembly, tasked with writing the country’s new Constitution, is perfectly legitimate.

Egypt’s majority political player is yet to decide on whether it should allow members to run for the country’s top job.

Specialized committee received over 3000 applications for membership of Egypt’s 100-strong Constituent Assembly to write the country’s new national charter.

Even to the least observant onlooker, the Brotherhood has demonstrated exceptional leadership and political acumen, navigating a safe course in Egypt’s volatile transition period, with all its inherent complexities and

Fateh Al-Bab says the Freedom and Justice Party is keen all Egyptians should be proud of the Constituent Assembly’s 100 members who will write the country’s new national charter.

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.

Egypt still suffers persistent economic, political and security crises due to the weak performance of the interim government, which seems totally oblivious of the desire and the will of the

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.