Gamal al Din Muhammad Hosni el Sayed Mubarak

The ruling National Democratic Party dominates all these institutions and is now Gamal Mubarak’s fief...

Gamal Mubarak has built a power base in the National Democratic Party and developed strong ties with the financial technocrats he met when he held executive positions in the Bank of America first in Cairo and then in London in 1988-94...

Unlike his brother and heir-apparent Gamal Mubarak Alaa is not a politician...

Closely following El Gadaffi's political longevity is Egypt's Mohamed Hosni Mubarak in power since 1981 whose pharaohonic ambitions extend to establishing a dynasty and ensuring that his banker son Gamal Mubarak succeeds him...

These investors are marketing Egypt as a haven of stability with the consensus that presidential son Gamal Mubarak who cut his teeth as an investment banker will eventually take over...

Many believe he is not sufficiently infirm to step down before his son Gamal Mubarak is ready to take over – thereby enabling him to outflank a generation of military/security officers led by Defence and Military Procurement Minister Marshal Mohammed Hussein Tantawi and intelligence chief Omar Suleiman...

Presidential son Gamal Mubarak is being positioned to replace his father despite denials...

Neither its old-guard politicians nor the self-styled modernisers around Gamal Mubarak the President's 42-year-old son and possible successor come out well...

The debate has grown increasingly personal with much speculation about presidential son Gamal Mubarak the reformist NDP number two who claims he's not interested in the presidency (AC Vol 45 No 22)...

Kamal is an NDP reformist from the younger wing promoted by Gamal Mubarak and including Prime Minister Ahmed Nazeef...

The attraction of Al Ghad - and its danger for the government - is that it is an alternative version of the modernising pro-business trend represented by presidential son Gamal Mubarak (AC Vol 45 No 22 & Vol 46 No 1)...