Ibrahim Tork, Democratic Unionist Party
• Tork to establish a free zone from Rasheed to Salloum.
Noaman Gomaa, New Wafd Party
• Noaman Gomaa vows to end privatization of the public sector.
Wahid Al-Uksory, Egypt Arab Socialist Party
• Al-Uksory hails his success in Helwan.
Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, National Democratic Party
• Mubarak Refuses any foreign interference in Egypt's affairs.
Mamdouh Qenawi, Social Constitutional Party
• Qenawi Says democracy will strengthen Egypt's national security.
Ayman Nour, Al-Ghad Party
• Ghad Candidate intends to re-draft constitution.
Osama Shaltout, Solidarity Party
• Shaltout vows to establish an Arab military force.
Fawzi Ghazal, Egypt 2000 Party
• Ghazal's platform includes a number of development projects.
(Nahdet Misr- 29/8)
Noaman Gomaa, New Wafd Party
Noaman Gomaa vows to end privatization of the public sector.
The New Wafd Party presidential candidate Dr. Noaman Gomaa vowed to keep the article which states, that at least 50% of the parliament's members should be farmers and workers. He also vowed to revoke the privatization of the public sector.
(Al-Gomhuryia 29/8)
Wahid Al-Uksory, Egypt Arab Socialist Party
Al-Uksory hails his success in Helwan.
The Arab Socialist Party presidential candidate Wahid Al- Uksory confirmed that the success of his platform in Helwan will serve as a turning point in the results of the upcoming election.
(Al-Ahram, Al Masri Al Yom 29/8)
Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, National Democratic Party
Mubarak Refuses any foreign interference in Egypt's affairs.
The National Democratic Party presidential candidate Hosni Mubarak vowed in Al-Mansoura yesterday to legalize the status of 3.4 million Egyptian families living outside city housing zone in order to restore the sense of security to 15 million citizens.
Mubarak confirmed that his platform includes legislative and constitutional reforms to safeguard citizens' freedom, maintain their rights and deepen political competition by establishing credible active parties. His platform also includes an initiative to monitor the government and hold it accountable for its actions.
In a video conference with NDP leaders in the Red Sea governorate, Mubarak announced that he intends to establish a number of major projects for the private sector there.
He also indicated his rejection of any foreign interference in Egypt's affairs noting that he strives to achieve a balanced relationship with countries worldwide.
(Al- Ahram, Al-Akhbar, Al-Gomhuryia, Nahdet Misr, Al Masri Al Yom, Al Ahrrar 29/8)
Mamdouh Qenawi, Social Constitutional Party
Qenawi says democracy will strengthen Egypt's national security.
The Social Constitutional Party presidential candidate Mamdouh Qenawi stressed that the activation of democracy strengthens Egypt's national security.
(Nahdet Misr 29/8)
Ayman Nour, Al-Ghad Party
Ghad candidate intends to re-draft the constitution.
Al Ghad Party presidential candidate Ayman Nour confirmed that he will establish a coalition government that will include all political parties.
This is in addition to providing unemployment aid. Nour said Egypt needs an administrative reform initiative to reduce the number of ministries.
He also added that, if elected, he will abolish the Ministries of Justice, of Information and of Islamic Endowments.
Nour told voters to participate in the election asserting that full judicial supervision would protect their votes.
Nour also said he will establish a committee to re-draft the constitution, limiting the president's power.
(Al Ahram, Al-Akhbar, AL Ghad, Nahdet Misr 29/8)
Osama Shaltout, Solidarity Party
Shaltout vows to establish an Arab Military force.
Socialist Party presidential candidate Osama Shaltout vowed to repeal the Emergency Law.
He also suggested that the presidential term should be limited to one term. In case of assuming office, Shaltout vowed to revoke Article 23 of the Constitution and to draft a new constitution.
Shaltout also said he has developed a program to solve the unemployment problem and that he would provide apartments to newly wed couples.
In Tanta, Shaltout also called for strengthening Arab ties through developing the Arab League to ensure that its decisions are issued by two-thirds of the members. He would propose the creation of an Arab military force, an Arab common market and would work towards liberating Jerusalem.
(Al- Ahram, Al-Akhbar 29/8)
Fawzi Ghazal, Egypt 2000 Party
Ghazal's platform includes a number of development projects.
The Egypt 2000 Party presidential candidate Fawzy Ghazal stressed that in order to tackle the issue of unemployment, detailed studies on national income and expenditure need to be conducted. Ghazal confirmed that his platform includes a number of development projects.
( Al-Ahram 29/8)
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