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CEBC Events reform plans for the ministry of interior and for the fields of education and health care, pinpointing that they are seeking the establishment of high quality educational institutes as well as terminating free higher education. Answering a question about if becoming the president of <strong>Egypt</strong>, Abolfotoh announced that he will not advocate progressive taxes, which he thinks repels investors, from his point of view, investment, whether local or foreign, is the economy’s way out of the bottleneck and needs to shift towards adding value. Abolfotoh commented openly on some key contentious points regarding the constitution. In regards to the army, he sees that 1971 constitution treats the army fairly and that they served <strong>Egypt</strong> faithfully, while abiding to it and that there is no need to change it. He also said that he believes that Article 2 of the constitution, which stipulates that Sharia law is the main source of legislation, should not be changed. Some are calling for the rulings of Sharia to be the main source of legislation, which prescribes a more rigid application of Sharia. He also called for the inclusion of an article stipulating that Christian religious teachings apply to Christians. He said that while this is implied in the current text, including such an article would reassure the population’s Copts. After Abolfotoh’s overview of his electoral program, the floor was opened for questions, which covered issues among which were energy and food subsidies, the role of women in society and in Islam, international relations, the Middle East Peace Process, the performance of the Supreme Presidential Elections Commission, media and the role of the ministry of mass communication. Eng. Motaz Raslan, Dr. Abdel Moneim Abolfotoh, Mr. Amr El Leithy Mr. Hany Seif El Nasr, H.E. Dr. Ahmed Zaki Badr Ms. Jasmine Taha Zaki, Ms. Lamise Negm, Eng. Amr Aboualam Mr. Hany Seif El Nasr, Dr. Hassan El Hayawan, Mr. Omar El Derini. CEBC 28
CEBC Events Dr. Effat El Sadat, H.E. Dr. Aly Al- Moselhy, H.E. Eng. Alaa Fahmy, H.E. Mohamed Elorabi Questions posted by the audience Ms. Sherine Fahmy, Mrs. Mrs. Negad Shaarawi, Mr. Negad Shaarawi, Mr. Fathallah Fawz, Mr. Essam Roushdy, Eng. Samir El-Alaily Part of the attendance Citibank Guests MZ Investments Guests Part of the attendance Maba Guests CEBC 29
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