Three important paragraphs

25th of January Revolution
On the 25th of January, 2011 thousands of Egyptian young men and women marched peacefully to Tahreer Square in Cairo and in many other Cities in Egypt such as Alexandria, Suez and Ismailia. They all demanded Mubarak's overthrow and the resignation of his government. They wanted a civilian state where peace, love, equality and standard of living and new job opportunities for the millions of unemployed youth. Finally they succeeded in achieving some of their demands, but after a big number of them had sacrificed their lives to create a new Egypt, where people have the right to say their opinions freely
Without fear, with a new government that acts to achieve comprehensive development and social reform.
They have put an end to Mubarak's era which included unfair treatment to the Egyptian people, social injustice, a lot of detainees without judgment, forging the elections and corruption. The demonstrated young people also demanded constitutional amendments and authority transition, so that peace safety and security would prevail all over Egypt. The World will never forget this great uprising of the great Egyptian youth.


Citizenship and National Unity
Citizenship is one of the most important features of the Egyptian Society. All Egyptians are equal. There is no difference between Muslims and Christians. They have the same rights and duties. They are the two elements of the nation. All Egyptians always say "religion is for Allah and Egypt is for all. This means that there is no distinction between the sons of Egypt. National Unity and good relations between Muslims and Christians are not slogans but rather a basic reality. In all wars, we saw Christians and Muslims fighting their enemies in defense of our dear country.
Muslims and Christians are always partners in every thing. They share different occasions and they feel each others ups and downs. They exchange congratulations, gifts and wishes on feasts.
For all the above, no one who ever is he, will get succeeded to spread seeds of sectarian strife and to turn our peaceful life into a hell that could destroy all of us.
For this purpose and in order to keep our national unity safe all over the time, we should increase our individual's awareness by creative T.V and radio programs. Civil organizations, universities, schools, mosques and churches should all cooperate to give lectures about the sectarian strife and its very harmful effects on our society.
Finally, I'd like to point out that Egypt will ever remain a homeland for all its Sons.

The Nile
The Nile, is a source of life to Egypt. It is considered a chief source of wealth, welfare and prosperity to Egypt. We enjoy drinking its fresh pure water. We irrigate our lands from it. Vast areas of land are reclaimed with the help of the Nile. Egypt is the gift of the Nile. We should not throw waste into our dear Nile. We should keep it clean and pure. Without the Nile, Egypt would be a desert barren land. The Nile is the lifeblood of Egypt. Without the Nile, life would be impossible in Egypt. After the white revolution of 25 January and when Government recognized that former regime was not giving due care to the countries which share us in the Nile, so they started to plan for setting up new projects and dams on the Nile which can lead to a decrease in our share of water, prime minister Dr. Sharaf accompanied by popular organizations have made many visits to those countries to strengthen our relations with them and convince them to keep the same quantity of water which we should get as per previous agreements.