Egyptian President canceled the dissolution of the parliament

Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi signed a decree that cancel the decision of the Supreme Court on the dissolution of the country's parliament. About this today, July 8, reports Reuters . According to the decree of the head of state, the parliament will work until the new elections, which will take place within 60 days after the adoption of the new Constitution of Egypt.

The Egypt parliament was dissolved by the military on June 15 on the basis of the decision of the Supreme Court. The parliament, according to the judges, was not legitimate, as party representatives were elected to those places that, according to electoral law, were assigned to independent candidates. The Higher Military Council of Egypt after the dissolution of the parliament, up to the new elections, put on the legislative powers.

Most of the places in the loose parliament were received by Islamists from the Muslim Brothers. The same party is represented by the President of Egypt Mohammed Mursi. The military reaction to the President’s decision is still unknown.