30 MPs to protest during the official inauguration of the New Parliament

Parties belonging to the political front for the protection of democracy, which decided to boycott works of the National People’s Assembly, agreed on a historic position during the official inauguration of the new parliament, and their deputies decided to raise banners denouncing the results of the legislative elections in today’s session, in order to invite the authorities to enable the opposition to ‭express their positions‭ ‬without participation in the election of ‭ parliament . ‬

These parties, which won about 30 seats in Parliament, held coordination meetings with their deputies on Friday, to agree on how to deal with the new parliament, insisting on describing it as forged, as leading figures in the Front for Justice and Development suggest that, as stated by Ammar Khebaba to “Echorouk”; “Opposition will rais banners that contain phrases denouncing fraud and others recommending the political front for protecting democracy, during the session of installing the new parliament, that appear as different from its predecessors because of objection to the election results by political parties which formed a new front for the opposition, and which insist on escalating protest despite warnings from the Interior Ministry”. ‬

“Parties which formed a political front to protect democracy, did not bind boycott of the Parliament works with mathematical accounts, and did not specify the time or date, but made ​​a political decision. Deputies of the Front for Justice and Development will withdraw as soon as the Council is installed, without participating in the election of the Chair of Parliament. O ur party proposed to raise banners denouncing fraud and reflect the content of the Common Ground signed by 16 parties. Every political party is free to express its positions within the political front to protect democracy. The parties that form‭ ‬the front for protecting democracy left ‭ ‬the door of protest open for MPs during the‬ session of the official inauguration ‭of the Parliament”‭. ‬