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Civil movement updates its structure
The Democratic Civil Movement has reorganized its ranks and announced its new organizational structure. It abolished the Advisory Council and selected Akram Ismail as the general coordinator. It also formed an executive committee comprising Salah Adly, Sayed El-Tawfik, Khaled Tulima, Hamedy Qishtha, and Ahmed Kamel. The movement reaffirmed its commitment to a democratic civil state, respect for the constitution, opposition to corruption, and the defense of political, social, and economic rights. It emphasized its rejection of any attempts to amend the constitution and its insistence on fully implementing its provisions. Additionally, the movement reinforced its firm stance on issues regarding Egypt's national security, particularly the Israeli threats, as well as the Sudanese and Ethiopian files. It condemned foreign interventions, all while continuing its struggle for a free nation characterized by justice and dignity.
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