Parliament concluded its legislative season by discussing two controversial laws on the Bar Association and NGOs, reports Gamal Essam El-Din
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Parliament speaker Ali Abdel-Aal said the NGOs law is necessary and should be discussed before the summer recess. Gamal Essam El-Din reports
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The discussion will include political, economic and military relations
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The approval came amid accusations that the law was tailored to serve the current head of the Bar Association
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The law was re-drafted by the Ministry of Social Solidarity upon the request of president Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi
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MPs said the company is vital to the national economy and has to be kept in government hands
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The House speaker said that parliament will hold plenary sessions until Thursday in order to finish the debate and vote on pending laws before summer recess
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Parliament is scheduled to convene on Sunday to discuss a number of controversial new laws before MPs adjourn for summer recess
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A law aimed at purging government ministries of Muslim Brotherhood elements is being drafted in parliament
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Parliament is to discuss a new controversial law aimed at regulating the Bar Association
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The discussion covered joint cooperation in the area of building nuclear power stations, and the resumption of direct Russian flights to Egypt's Red Sea tourist resorts
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On the sixth anniversary of the anti-Muslim Brotherhood 30 June Revolution, Gamal Essam El-Din reviews the group’s 12 months in power
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The move came after a three-day debate and amid sharp criticism from leftist MPs
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A parliamentary report said the government should do more to cut inflation and the budget deficit in the new fiscal year
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Before adjourning for their summer recess at the end of this month MPs will meet to discuss the budget and a raft of new laws
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Gamal Essam El-Din interviews Mohamed Fahmy, a former Al-Jazeera English journalist who has become the CEO of the London-based Investigative Journal
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