Muslim Brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party Statement on Egypt’s Presidency
Full statement of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party explaining the esteemed organization’s stance regarding Egypt’s forthcoming presidential elections.
Read MoreBrotherhood, Freedom and Justice Joint Statement Endorses Al-Shater in Presidential Race
Egypt’s venerable organization, the Brotherhood, together with its parliamentary majority political wing, shoulder the responsibility of governance in the country’s most critical phase after the January 25 Revolution.
Read MoreFreedom and Justice Party Executive Office Statement - Monday, 2 April 2012
Translation of the full statement by the FJP’s Executive Office in Cairo, following its weekly meeting, last Monday, in which it discussed the latest developments on Egypt’s political arena.
Read MoreMuslim Brotherhood, FJP Announce Dr. Morsi to Continue Egypt’s Presidential Race
As Egypt’s presidential elections commission turns down Al-Shater’s appeal against disqualification from the race, the Brotherhood and its political arm the FJP announce second candidate picks up the banner, the message and the revival project.
Read MoreJoint Statement of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party – 18 Apr 2012
Translation of the full text of the joint statement made by the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party, about the latest developments on Egypt’s arena.
Read MoreFJP Statement on Abbassiya Violent Events
Cairo – May 4, 2012: Translation of the FJP's statement in which the Brotherhood's political wing condemns Abbassiya violence; calls for restraint.
Read MoreFreedom and Justice Party Statement on Presidential Elections – May 22, 2012
Cairo – Tuesday: Translation of Egypt’s FJP statement regarding the country’s first real presidential elections in all its history.
Read MoreMuslim Brotherhood Statement on Mubarak Trial Verdicts
Absurd, illogical, unreasonable, is how Egyptian people, including the Muslim Brotherhood, describe the rulings issued Saturday in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior police commanders for killing over 850 peaceful protesters in the January 25 revolution that toppled the old regime.
Read MoreFreedom and Justice Party Statement on SCAF Meeting and Constituent Assembly
In the after-shock of the old regime verdicts, the FJP decides not to attend a meeting called by the ruling military council for tomorrow (Tuesday), and affirms that a general broad-based consensus on the constitution-writing panel is to be achieved soon.
Read MoreStatement Regarding Morsi’s Conference with Female Icons of Egyptian Society
Presidential contender Dr. Mohamed Morsi listens to Egyptian women’s demands, and explains to them his vision for the future of expanding opportunities for women in post-revolution Egypt.
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