Amr Moussa

However, a division emerged among the regime's senior planners when Nasreddine's proposals were opposed by other prominent supporters of the president, including the main drafter of the constitution, Amr Moussa, and the former Parliamentary and Legal Affairs Minister Magdy el Agaty, who both rose to the 2014 constitution's defence...

Efforts by veteran politicians such as Amr Moussa and Kamal el Ganzouri to create a single loyalist bloc will be undermined by personal rivalries (AC Vol 53 No 8, Differences sharpen in presidential poll & The men who would be Rais)...

If El Sisi does not run, other possible loyalist candidates include Amr Moussa, the former Arab League chief who chaired the committee that drew up the constitution, and Mona Zulficar, a corporate lawyer who was Deputy Chairperson of the committee...

The National Salvation Front (NSF), formed by Mohamed el Baradei, Amr Moussa and Hamdeen Sabahy to confront the constitution, is likely to regroup in an effort to stand up to the FJP in the elections...

Amr Moussa (himself a former Mubarak Foreign Minister) was insufficiently bellicose for the law-and-order vote, whilst Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh could not escape from his Brotherhood past and attract liberal votes...

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The Salafists think Abul Fotouh the best qualified Islamist candidate to beat former Foreign Minister and Arab League Secretary Amr Moussa, currently the front-runner in the opinion polls, and the most likely to prevent the Brotherhood hegemony which the Salafists fear if Mursi wins, since he already heads the FJP...

Amr Moussa: Although a former Foreign Minister and Arab League Secretary General, Moussa is not as tainted by his former regime connections as Suleiman or Ahmed Shafiq...

Amr Moussa could prove his closest rival...

The names of veteran diplomat Amr Moussa, Nobel laureate Mohamed Mustafa el Baradei and the former Islamist advocate Abdel Moneim Abu el Fotouh come and go as those most likely to succeed, but it is too early to assess their prospects...

Egyptians want a new leader who can reassert the central place Egypt held in the Arab world before the 1979 peace treaty with Israel, which helps to promote figures such as Amr Moussa and El Baradei...

The veteran diplomat Amr Moussa had some military backing but several Cairo sources told us that the former Secretary General of the Arab League had fallen out with the SCAF – which does him no harm among ‘Facebook Generation’ electors...

Other establishment candidates, such as League of Arab States Secretary General (and former Foreign Minister) Amr Moussa, represent the status quo...