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Egypt
.
Incumbents
President
:
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
(until 30 June),
Mohamed Morsi
(starting 30 June)
Prime Minister
:
Kamal Ganzouri
(until 2 August),
Hesham Qandil
(starting 2 August)
Events
February
1 February – A massive
riot
took place at
Port Said Stadium
, following a match between
Al Ahly SC
and
Al Masry SC
.
[
1
]
22 February –
2012 Egyptian Shura Council election
concluded with
Freedom and Justice Party
gaining the majority.
March
26 March – a
constitutional assembly
was formed to draft a new
Constitution of Egypt
.
May
10 May – First presidential debate was held and was broadcast live.
[
2
]
23 to 24 May – First round of the
2012 Egyptian presidential election
.
Mohamed Morsi
and
Ahmed Shafik
proceeding into the second round.
31 May –
State of Emergency
enacted under
Hosni Mubarak
's administration formally ended.
[
3
]
June
2 June –
Hosni Mubarak
, former
President of Egypt
, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
[
4
]
16 to 17 June – Second round of the 2012 Egyptian presidential election. Mohamed Morsi was elected as the fifth
President of Egypt
.
30 June –
Mohamed Morsi
was sworn in to the office of presidency, being the first Egyptian president to be democratically elected.
[
5
]
July
8 July – Mohamed Morsi declared the nullification of an edict by
the previous military government
, and called for the return of the elected parliament.
[
6
]
August
2 August –
Hesham Qandil
was sworn in as the
Prime Minister of Egypt
.
5 August – A
terror attack in Sinai
resulted in the death of 16 Egyptian soldiers.
[
7
]
12 August –
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
was appointed as the
Minister of Defence
.
September
11 September – Violent demonstration erupted in Egypt in reaction to
Innocence of Muslims
, an
anti-Islamic
YouTube video written by Egyptian-American writer
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula
.
[
8
]
18 September – A Coptic Christian teacher was sentenced for six years in jail for posting drawings of
Muhammad
and insulting president Mohamed Morsi on
Facebook
.
[
9
]
19 September –
Egyptian Bloc
, a liberal political alliance in opposition to the
Muslim Brotherhood
, was dissolved.
21 September – Three Egyptian militants crossed Egyptian-Israeli border and
killed one Israeli soldier
before being shot.
[
10
]
November
17 November – A
railway accident in Manfalut
resulted in the death of 50 school children and one bus driver.
22 November – Mohamed Morsi issued a presidential decree that immunized the president's actions since taking office from any judicial review.
[
11
]
December
13 to 22 December – A
referendum
over the passage of
Egyptian Constitution of 2012
.
[
12
]
26 December – Egyptian Constitution of 2012 was signed into effect by president
Mohamed Morsi
.
Deaths
17 March –
Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria
, leader of
Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria
(born 1923)
19 July –
Omar Suleiman
, former
Vice President of Egypt
(born 1936)
References
^
Tharoor, Ishaan (1 February 2012).
"Port Said Stadium Disaster: What's Behind Egyptian Soccer's Bloodiest Day?"
.
Time
.
ISSN
0040-781X
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Hussein, Abdel-Rahman; Whitaker, Brian; Holpuch, Amanda (10 May 2012).
"Egyptian presidential election TV debate – as it happened"
.
the Guardian
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Othman, Dalia (31 May 2012).
"State of emergency ends, military council says will not renew"
.
Egypt Independent
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Smith-Spark, Laura (2 June 2012).
"For Mubarak, once Egypt's strongman, a long fall from grace"
.
CNN
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Sly, Liz (30 June 2012).
"Muslim Brotherhood's ascent in Egypt has profound implications for region"
.
Washington Post
.
ISSN
0190-8286
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Fahmy, Mohamed Fadel (8 July 2012).
"Egyptian parliament to convene Tuesday, official says"
.
CNN
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Londoño, Ernesto (5 August 2012).
"Militants in Egypt kill 15 police officers in Sinai attack"
.
Washington Post
.
ISSN
0190-8286
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
"Death, destruction in Pakistan amid protests tied to anti-Islam film"
.
CNN
. 21 September 2012
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
"Egypt jails Copt for 6 years over Facebook post insulting Muhammad"
.
www.timesofisrael.com
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
"Deaths in Israel-Egypt border shootout"
.
www.aljazeera.com
. 21 September 2012
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Birnbaum, Michael (22 November 2012).
"Egypt's President Morsi takes sweeping new powers"
.
Washington Post
.
ISSN
0190-8286
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
^
Kennedy, Merrit (13 December 2012).
"Egypt Heads For Showdown Over New Constitution"
.
National Public Radio
. Retrieved
17 August
2023
.
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