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By Dr. Alaa Al-Din Arafat
ISBN-10: 0230615589
ISBN-13: 9780230615588
A few issues appear to cross on goodbye that we take them with no consideration. Egypt’s Mubarak regime has that undying caliber, yet truthfully it nears the top. Presidential elections are scheduled for 2011, if now not quicker, and the elderly Mubarak will most probably step apart. His son Gamal waits within the wings, probably on my own. however the regime comes below many pressures, either international and household, to convey democratic reforms and unfastened and reasonable elections to Egypt. A hereditary succession will be hugely suspect, and most likely destabilizing and illegitimate. in addition, as a key center East strength and the most important US best friend, Egypt’s move of strength has profound implications for the sector and has to be controlled with the maximum care. in the meantime, the specter of an Islamist regime lurks within the history, because the Muslim Brotherhood has accomplished a grudging parity with the weakening Mubarak regime considering that 2005. the frenzy for democratic reform is hence tempered through the perceived want for balance. in the meantime, the Egyptian humans lengthy for democracy, and the idea of a Gamal Mubarak regime stretching throughout extra many years is crushing to think about.
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Mubarak also nominated Sobhi ‘Abd Al-Hakim, Shura Council speaker, to replace the deceased Fouad Mohi Al-Din. These major changes paved the way for inducting three of the Big Four: Safwat Al-Sharif, Wali, and Al-Shazli. Each one of them was nominated for a specific function in the party, parliament, or government. Mubarak first nominated Wali and Safwat Al-Sheriff to the Politburo in 1984. 14 His exclusive role was barring opposition MPs from expressing themselves freely in the PA. Safwat Al-Sharif was given the same role played by Joseph Goebbels in Germany during the Second World War: demagogical propagandist.
The heads of three secretariats, they pointed out, are businessmen who also chair parliamentary committees: Ahmed ‘Azz, head of the membership secretariat, chairs the budget and plan committee; Hossam Awad, head of the youth secretariat, chairs the youth committee; and Hossam Badrawi, head of the public business secretariat, chairs the education committee. It strikes some as suspicious that businessmen be given such power when some of them have been implicated in monopolistic practices. But that was not the only quarrel.
Com - licensed to Taiwan eBook Consortium - PalgraveConnect - 2011-03-01 40 Addicted to Hegemony 41 The decision to reform the NDP represented a break from the past and faced considerable resistance from within the ranks. The reforms focused primarily on reestablishing the party’s ties to its grass roots by overhauling the membership database and devising a rational electoral mechanism ahead of the 2005 parliamentary elections. A key change was introducing the 600-member Electoral College in every electoral district to choose the local NDP candidate by absolute majority, in contrast to the old system of informal selection by party notables.
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