Egypt presidency delays national dialogue, opposition urges massive protests

Egyptian presidency announced the delay of the fourth round of national dialogue between the presidency and national forces to Wednesday, a presidential statement said Tuesday.Auto Accessories wholesalers 

The statement referred the reason to the national dialogue legal committee which is still preparing the agenda of the dialogue, stating that it will be held Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of President Mohamed Morsi and chairmanship of Vice President Mahmoud Miky.Solar equipment such as pumps and fans can complement design and improve system performance. A downside to Symons cone crusher is overheating of metropolitan areas due to increased absorption of solar light by urban materials such as concrete. 

Earlier this month, President Morsi invited opposition and national forces for national dialogue to reach agreement on disputed issues including a prior constitutional declaration and the referendum on the draft constitution. 

Morsi's invitation was turned down by the main opposition bloc dubbed "National Salvation Front," led by former diplomat and liberal politician Mohamed ElBaradei, former presidential candidates Amr Moussa and Hamdeen Sabahy as well as other leading political figures.carbon clothYour construction company may also pick it up for you if the supplier is not located much farther. In most of the cases Vsi crusher is put together with the help of screws, welding or an assortment of both. It has been observed that the last method that is making use of both is the most ideal as it ensures quality to the building. 

A few parties, including Ghad al-Thawra (Future of Revolution), Al-Wasat (Moderation), Al-Hadara (Civilization), Al-Adl (Justice) and Masr al-Qawiya (Strong Egypt), have responded to the president 's invitation for talks, which resulted in terminating Morsi's controversial constitutional declaration issued on Nov. 22 giving him sweeping powers. 

Meanwhile, the Front urges massive protests in Cairo and nationwide on Tuesday against alleged "fraud and violations" during the first stage of the constitutional referendum that took place Saturday.tyre equipments 

The protestors are scheduled to rally at Tahrir Square, the presidential palace and the headquarters of the Supreme Election Commission in Cairo to voice condemn of what they refer to as "the Muslim Brotherhood constitution." 

The Front believes that the draft constitution was written by an Islamist-dominated constituent assembly to serve only President Morsi and his Islamist supporters. 

The unofficial initial results of the first stage of the referendum showed that 56 percent of voters favored the draft constitution while 44 percent voted against it.