Egypt Crisis...

In Cairo the opposing groups of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak have refused to accept the offer to bring political reforms and have not left their demand that Hosni Mubarak should resign from Presidency. A great concession was offered by vice president of Egypt omer Suleiman who agreed to sit down and talk with the opposition groups including Muslim Brotherhood and the group of Muhammad el Baradei .Meanwhile Cairo’s central iconic Tahir square got filled with thousands of Anti government protestors. The protestors hope that the beginning of talks will not make them stop their Anti government campaign. One of the protestors a 25 years old Nora Abul Samna said that the Negotiations are bull shit, when he leaves than he can be replaced in an unconstitutional manner but we don’t need that because this is a revolution. This statement of this common man is enough to show that the Egyptian people are against the Egyptian system of government and they want to change the system rather than play a musical chair game in which faces change but the system continues to exist. After two weeks of protest in the streets and with the deaths of hundreds of people, along with the pressure of the International World on Hosni Mubarak to resign and Omar Suleiman to find a democratic solution of this Egyptian crisis. The Government of Egypt has seriously decided to find out a political and legal solution of the Egyptian crisis as government spokesman Magdi Ragdi said that the parties agreed to forma a committee consisting of Judges and politicians “to study and propose constitutional amendments and required legislative amendments.The Government of Egypt has also agreed to open an office in order to listen complaints of political prisoners, to loosen media curbs and to lift emergency law depending upon security situation.

Mohammad Owais Hadi

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