Egypt's new Prime Minister was appointed on Friday, March 4, 2011 This, Essam Sharaf, promising change in the country will run this pyramid. Replace Sharaf Ahmed Shafiq, who was appointed last Prime Minister Hosni Mubarak.
Meanwhile, Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces who control the country, said a referendum will be held on 19 March. The referendum is to determine whether the changes allow the president and parliamentary elections are free.
The Egypt referendum is to be an impact on the 10 articles in the constitution. If canceled, the Presidential election that is free and open as well as term limits twice will happen, a dramatic change from a system that allows Mubarak's ruling over the previous three decades.
Essam Sharaf appointed by the Military Council to become prime minister straight to demonstrators who gathered in Tahrir Square, where he also previously joined demonstrations demanding the overthrow Hosni Mubarak. Former Minister of Transportation was promised in front of the masses.
"I started the ideals of here," said Essam Sharaf. "I will do my best to meet your demands," said civil engineer graduate of the United States.
"I pray to God that I saw the Egyptian opinions voiced freely outside the prison and security officials to serve for the nation," he said.
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