After ten months, a new Prime Minister and 13 other new departmental ministers are appointed in Egypt. Kamal Ganzuri will assume the post of Prime Minister, but will not have control of the military, unlike his predecessor Honsi Mubarak. The Associated Press quoted, "We are in the early stages of democracy. This is not out of mistrust of the parliament. What we are seeing is free and fair elections ... but it certainly doesn't represent all sectors of society."
Robert Fri- 9:00am
This is a step in a good direction for the Egyptian government. Things are looking up for it. Hopefully, this government will last and there will not be anymore dictators and it won't be easily corrupted.
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