Egypt’s MB Calls NSF To Reach “Temporary” Consensus Over IMF’s Loan

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has officially called the leaders of the National Salvation Front (NSF) to reach “temporary” consensus between the ruling regime and salvation, according to a reliable source.

The source confirmed that the dialogue will conducted without any precedent conditions, but it will debate the economic and political states in the country as well as the matter of getting the loan of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as the former presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabhy has refused the loan.

The Muslim Brotherhood Guide, Dr Mohamed Badei, and some members of the Guidance Bureau will attend the meeting. It supposed that the NSF will review some demands over the constitution and the coming parliamentary elections, in addition to setting a clear program and economic projects that positively impact the Egyptian economy.

The mission of the IMF will meet today a number of opposition leaders to announce its situation of granting Egypt $ 4.8 billion loan.

The IMF’s mission will meet with Dr Mohamed ElBaradei, Chairman of Al Dostour Party, and Hamdeen Sabahy, former presidential candidate, to discuss their situation over the loan.

It is worth mentioning that Mr. Hamdeen Sabahy has announced before his refusal of the IMF’s loan, while ElBaradei has warned President Morsi of getting money from the European Union in case of not reaching consensus.