URU, Alm.del - 2013-14 - Bilag 167: Invitation til møde med egyptiske politikere 29. april 2014

Political parties visit to DenmarkApril 27th- May 2nd, 2014ParticipantsMr. Mohamed El-Oraby (Confirmed):Party president of the Congress Party; founded by Amb. AmrMoussa. El-Oraby is the formerminister of Foreign Affairs, a former ambassador of Egypt to Germany; he was a member ofthe diplomatic group representing Egypt in Kuwait, London, Washington, and Tel Aviv.Mr. Ahmed Abdel Gawad (Confirmed):Abdel Gawad is the secretary general of Strong Egypt party. Strong Egypt party is amoderate political party founded by Mr. Abdel MoniemAboulFetouh, a former prominentmember of the Muslim Brotherhood. Strong Egypt party claim to be a cross-ideologicalpolitical platform that carries Leftist Islamic inclinations.The Constitution Party (Pending):Will be represented by a person from the top party leadership. This is currently beingnegotiated with the party’sMr. Mahmoud El-Alyli (Confirmed):El-Alyli is the current secretary general of the Free Egyptian party, the most known liberalpolitical party in the Egyptian scene at the moment.Mr. HossamKhouly (Confirmed):Khouly is the secretary general of Al-Wafd party. Al-Wafd party is the oldest liberal party inthe Egyptian modern history; the party was placed third in terms of the parliamentaryrepresentation in the last parliament.Mrs. Fadeya Salem (Confirmed) :Salem is a member of the Reform and Development party, a former parliamentarian electedin South Sinai. She currently act as the governor’s advisor on women’s issues in South Sinaigovernorate.Mr. Ashraf Thabet (Confirmed):Thabet is the secretary general of Al-Nour party. Al-Nour party is one of the political partiescreated after the 2011 Egyptian revolution. It has an ultra-conservative Islamist ideology,and has been described as the political arm of the Salafi Society, and by far the mostprominent of the several new Salafi parties in Egypt