Ghad El Thawra Cabinet
Tamer ElMoghazy
Ahmad Abdo
Fayrouz Halem
Waled Elakwah
Ghad Al-Thawra was not formally asked to form the government. However; President Dr. Muhammed Mursi exchanged views with the Chairman of the Ghad Al-Thawra Party on the possibility of being appointed to form a transitional government in April 2013. At that time he met with many parties and leaders, most of them refused to participate in the formation of the transitional government. This group supported the June 30 call.
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Ghad Al-Thawra was not formally asked to form the government. However; President Dr. Muhammed Mursi exchanged views with the Chairman of the Ghad Al-Thawra Party on the possibility of being appointed to form a transitional government in April 2013. At that time he met with many parties and leaders, most of them refused to participate in the formation of the transitional government. This group supported the June 30 call.
On September 7, the first presidential race in Egyptian history started. It was the second anniversary of the Al-Ghad Party, which was the symbol of the Egyptians’ hope for change, and it became the focus of the world. Although there were eight other candidates, the 40-year-old young candidate of the Al-Ghad Party competed against the 77-year-old Mubarak. However, the real rivalry was between the regime and Al-Ghad.
The Wafd candidate, on the other hand, withdrew from his candidacy to support Mubarak and began to attack the candidate of Al-Ghad, who went back and forth between courts and congresses, knocked on the doors of the Egyptians and won their hearts with honesty.
In the 2005 elections, Al-Ghad’s slogan of “hope and change” became reality, and the hope of the youth was identified with the name Al-Ghad. In this way he managed to gain the trust of the Egyptians despite the manipulations in the elections that Al-Ghad completed in the second place after Mubarak, his party, and his state.
What was Al-Ghad like before the revolution
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On January 21, 2011, Al-Ghad initiated the call “Get out of the Parliament Building,” which was the first spark of the revolution, in which the Al-Ghad Party participated from the very first moment.
It took its place at the center of the revolution stage with its members, its leaders, and its historical struggle.
When did it start?
The Al-Ghad (Tomorrow) Movement emerged from the bosom of Wafd, the only liberal party of the time in the fall of 2000, after the death of its historical leader Fouad Serageddin in August 2000.
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Why did we turn into a party?
After Mubarak’s -20year rule between 1981 and 2001, the old traditional parties in political life, and particularly party life were under the control of the regime and its organizations. Many of them were destroyed and isolated from the street. From these traditional structures, new, modern, more capable and more effective movements had begun to emerge. The Al-Karama Movement project came out of the Nasserist Party (Arab Democratic Nasserist Party); the Al-Wasat Party project emerged from the Muslim Brotherhood; and various left movements were born from Al-Tajammu.
This is why the liberal movement wanted the youth to renew and contribute to the shaping of new political life.
In 2003, we presented our documents again with a new program and the new founders, called the Democratic AI-Ghad Party. The commission denied this too. Again, although we had to wait for a decision on our previous cases, we applied to the judiciary again. The State Commissioners Board issued reports and gave an advisory opinion for the acceptance of the lawsuits we filed against the Party Affairs Commission’s rejection decisions.
This legal struggle continued for years. Finally, in 2004, when we applied for the establishment of the AI-Ghad Party for the last time, in October 2004 we announced the founding of the party from the home of Great Leader Saad Zaghloul in Cairo.
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How did it start?
Before the wave of political movements started, such as Kifaya in 2004 and the April 6 Youth Movement in 2008, Al-Ghad started as a movement. The Al-Ghad Movement declared its establishment under the roof of the parliament. The founder of the movement put forward the vision of Al-Ghad as a liberal reformist movement in a concrete way by publishing a -500 page statement in response to the statement of the Atef Obeid Government. It has gained a large place in political life in Egypt for 20 years since its establishment
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How did the party outgrow?
In 2001, we submitted the documents about the Liberal AI-Ghad Party, but were rejected by the Party Affairs Commission. We then filed a suit against the Council of State. We also resubmitted our documents in 2002 under the name of AI-Ghad AI-Masri Party, containing a broader version of the first party program, and as a new party with new founders. The commission denied this as well. Although it had not yet decided on the first case, we applied at the Council of State again.
The establishment of Al-Chad in the autumn of 2004 was the biggest and most important event in Egyptian political life. It was an effective and serious development that attracted attention in the Arab world and international public opinion, and shocked the regime. Many former ministers, ambassadors, well-known media members, artists and ambassadors of world states participated in the first congress of the party held in the Conference Hall.
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