National Salvation Front (Egypt)

The National Salvation Front or National Salvation Front (Arabic جبهة الإنقاذ الوطني, DMG ǧabhat al - inqāḏ al - Watani ) is a coalition of Egyptian political parties, which was established to address the Constitutional Declaration of 22 November 2012 President Mohammed Mursi. The National Salvation Front has more than 35 political groups from all over Egypt. The Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammed ElBaradei is their coordinator.

During the protests in early December 2012, the front presented three claims on Mursi: repeal its constitution Declaration of November to cancel the scheduled for the end of December referendum on the new constitution and the formation of a new Constituent Assembly. Mursi touched on none of these demands. Initially planned the front to compete with a common list for the parliamentary elections in 2013. However, the end of February, she announced to boycott planned for April ballot. She reasoned so that it does not look ensures free and fair elections. Also Mursi's offer of dialogue suggested from the alliance because it would have created in their view, already a fait accompli.

Related parties

The front consists of a wide range of liberal, left and secular groups, including the following parties and trade unions:

  • Nasserist Party
  • Egyptian Social Democratic Party
  • Egypt liberal party
  • New Wafd Party
  • The Free Egyptians Party
  • General Union of Farmer
  • Constitution Party
  • Egyptian People's Movement
  • Popular Socialist Alliance Party
  • National Association for Change
  • National Progressive Unionist Party
  • Democratic Front Party
  • Conference Party
  • Party of dignity
  • Reform and Development Party
  • Socialist Party of Egypt
  • Social Peace Party
  • Egypt liberal party
  • Freedom Party
  • Democratic Party Generation
  • Egypt party
  • Egyptian Communist Party

Key figures

Key figures in the front are Mohammed el- Baradei, Hamdin Sabahi, Amr Mussa Hussein Abdul Ghani and. Sameh Ashur, another leading figure, the spokesman for the front. Khaled Dawood, a spokesman for the organization is also a member of the split off from the Muslim Brotherhood pioneer party.

Abdel Moneim Abul Futuh, head of the party Strong Egypt, criticized the Salvation Front, saying that he will never join organizations with Feloul ( " remnants " of the old Mubarak government ).

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