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Al-Ahram Weekly
It will be then and there
President Mubarak and leading figures of the NDP during the party's annual conference discussing pressing political, economic and social issues It was not what President Hosni Mubarak said while addressing the four-day annual conference of the ruling... Full Article at Al-Ahram Weekly
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The scions of ruling political families in India and Egypt -- Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Egyptian President's son Gamal Mubarak - met on Thursday and had some serious talk over how to enhance bilateral cooperation. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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The son of Egypt's president took center stage at his father's ruling-party conference Sunday. While the National Democratic Party meeting is avoiding the issue of who might succeed President Hosni Mubarak, 81, the question is very much on voters' Full Article at Voice of America
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Presidential elections are scheduled for 2011, but Mubarak has not yet said if he will run [AFP] An annual convention of Egypt's ruling National Party has been overshadowed by opposition to the prospect that the son of Hosni Mubarak could succeed him... Full Article at Al Jazeera
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The Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, has promised further domestic reforms at the annual conference of his ruling National Democratic Party in Cairo. Full Article at BBC News
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Under President Mubarak's programme we are committed to setting up 1,000 factories, building half a million housing units and raising the salaries of state employees fourfold ... after four years, the government is well placed to meet all the targets by 2011.
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Those who believe that the office of the supreme guide [of the Muslim Brotherhood] will secure democracy for Egypt are wrong... it would be a democracy of one citizen, one voice and for one time
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The NDP's ambitions ... go beyond preparing a programme for the 2010 elections... they are about where we should go in the next five years.
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We are not a party of slogans, like the others
