09:29, 09 July 2012 Monday
(File Photo)
Egypt army meets to discuss presidential decree
The generals met to "study and discuss the repercussions of President Mohamed Mursi's decision to reconvene parliament," the news agency MENA reported.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Egypt's military council, which handed powers to an Islamist president last month, held an emergency meeting on Sunday to discuss a presidential decree ordering the dissolved parliament to reconvene, the state news agency reported.
It said the meeting was headed by Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, who leads the council that had governed Egypt after Hosni Mubarak's overthrow last year. The council had dissolved the Islamist-led parliament based on a court order this month.
The generals met to "study and discuss the repercussions of President Mohamed Mursi's decision to reconvene parliament," the news agency MENA reported.
- Share It
- Send My Friend
Write a Comment
Most Popular News
> Israel must return to '67 borders for solution: Turkish PM
> New massacre by Assad regime, FSA downs aircraft
> Turkey and U.S. discuss Iraq oil deals
> ‘I regret having dedicated my life to İstanbul,' famous art historian says
> Zionists plan to colonize Palestine in 1899 NY Times
> 69th Anniversary of Crimean Tatar deportation commemorated
> US scolds Russia for sending arms to Syria
> Museum Week shines spotlight on state of Turkey’s museums
> Senior PTI leader Zara Shahid Hussain killed
> Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano spews ash on towns
> New massacre by Assad regime, FSA downs aircraft
> Turkey and U.S. discuss Iraq oil deals
> ‘I regret having dedicated my life to İstanbul,' famous art historian says
> Zionists plan to colonize Palestine in 1899 NY Times
> 69th Anniversary of Crimean Tatar deportation commemorated
> US scolds Russia for sending arms to Syria
> Museum Week shines spotlight on state of Turkey’s museums
> Senior PTI leader Zara Shahid Hussain killed
> Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano spews ash on towns
Most Popular News Today's
> Nigeria bombs Boko Haram camps, 30 died
> Regional force boosts troop numbers in CAR
> Libyan military posts in Benghazi bombed
> Tuareg and Arab groups clash in northern Mali
> Workers on illegal strike at chrome mine in S.Africa
> Mine union threatens to bring S. Africa to "standstill"
> One killed in clashes between Muslims and Copts
> Tunisia bars Ansar al-Sharia meeting
> Chad seeks arrest of exiled president's allies
> Former warlord elected president of Somali region
> Regional force boosts troop numbers in CAR
> Libyan military posts in Benghazi bombed
> Tuareg and Arab groups clash in northern Mali
> Workers on illegal strike at chrome mine in S.Africa
> Mine union threatens to bring S. Africa to "standstill"
> One killed in clashes between Muslims and Copts
> Tunisia bars Ansar al-Sharia meeting
> Chad seeks arrest of exiled president's allies
> Former warlord elected president of Somali region
In my opinion, if we want to understand Erdogan's words clearly, firstly, we should understand the parameters of Turkish foreign policy.
The U.S. Treasury Department said the Elaf Islamic Bank had to complete several steps to regain its access to the U.S. financial system
Autopsies that are minimally invasive by method of MRI scans and other techniques like blood tests can determine the cause of death in babies and fetuses
© 2006 Copyright.Designed by Networx e-media solutions Programming by Engin Demir
