Egyptian Presidential Election
11th Sep 2005, 03:46 GMT
Egypt s presidential election represents one step in the march towards the full democracy that the Egyptian people desire and deserve. The process that culminated in the September 7 vote was characterized by freer debate, increased transparency, and improved access to the media, in contrast with previous polls.
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