National Election Authority
The National Election Authority will hold an international press conference on Monday 2PM to announce the results of the 2024 Presidential Elections.
Egypt’s National Election Authority said, Friday that 2024 Presidential Election results will be announce on Monday at 2 pm in a press conference.
The National Elections Authority (NEA) has started to receive records and ballot papers from the general electoral committees after the three-day presidential election that ended on Tuesday.
Executive director of the National Election Authority (NEA) and Head of the Central Operations Room to follow up on Egyptians’ voting, Ahmed Bendari said on Sunday that the Operations Room monitored the intensity of citizens’ turnout at polling stations in the presidential elections since the first hour of voting.
Regional and international missions observing the 2024 Presidential Elections, scheduled for December 10-12, have praised Egypt’s commitment to ensuring a transparent electoral process.
The National Election Authority (NEA) said on Sunday that the counting of votes from Egyptians living abroad in the 2024 Presidential Elections has commenced in Wellington, New Zealand, after three days of overseas balloting.
Presidential candidate Hazem Omar said that his electoral program is capable of solving all the problems facing citizens in the eastern delta governorates, adding that solving these problems only requires ‘improving local administration’.
Egypt's Supreme Administrative Court will accept appeals regarding the presidential elections on Friday and Saturday.
The NEA has allocated a large hall on the ground floor to receive candidates or their legal agents to submit their candidacy applications, Youm7 reported.
Executive Director of the National Election Authority (NEA) Ahmed Bendari said the authority has not yet received candidacy papers from any of the presidential hopefuls.
Egypt’s United Media Services (UMS) said it will keep an equal distance from all candidates of the next presidential elections and their electoral campaigns.
The National Elections Authority (NEA) released a Thursday statement on allegations that it is not facilitating the process of collecting notarized endorsements for presidential candidates.
In a statement on Thursday, the dialogue said its decision comes as the constitutional procedures for the presidential elections are about to be announced as indicated by the National Elections Authority.
The National Election Authority (NEA) has pledged neutrality and transparency while holding the upcoming presidential elections, whose timetable will be announced on Monday.
The government is committed to providing all assistance to the National Election Authority (NEA) to perform its duties and hold the upcoming presidential election in the best manner possible, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli said.
“May God have mercy upon the deceased, who had been a role model in the faithful national work and a praised judicial figure”
The runoff voting in the second phase of House of Representatives polls kicked off Monday with 202 candidates vying to fill 101 seats.
Head of the National Election Authority (NEA) Counselor Lashin Ibrahim announced, that nearly five million Egyptian participated in the first stage of the House run-off elections.
The secondary polling stations started the sorting process, after voting took place inside the country on Saturday and Sunday.
“Elections constitute the main pillar in consolidating democracy, and your turnout at the ballot boxes is the most telling evidence that you love your country,” Ebrahim stated.
