The new book by Egyptian political analyst Mohamed El-Agati entitled, How Egyptians Voted During Transition: From Revolution to the Constitution, published by Rawafed for Publishing, will be launched at Alef Bookstore in Cairo's Zamalek district on Saturday.

The book analyses voting trends in Egypt during the constitutional referendum and overlays the findings with demographics and other information related to Egypt's most serious social issues at the governorate level, such as poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, etc.

The study attempts not only to give an overview of the political map, but also to give political actors more knowledge of the Egyptian political landscape and voter turnout.

Programme:

Saturday, 20 April at 7pm
Alef Bookstore, 2 Taha Hussein Street, Zamalek, Cairo