'Masrena' to launch campaign in support of Abul-Fotouh presidency bid

Members of activist movement plan to hit streets Saturday to raise awareness about Islamist presidential frontrunner's political programme

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Egypt's ‘Masrena' activist movement reportedly plans to launch an initiative in support of Islamist presidential contender Abdel-MoneimAbul-Fotouh.
Initiative organisers say participants plan to hit the streets in governorates throughout Egypt to raise awareness about Abul-Fotouh's political programme.
The initiative is expected to begin its activities on Saturday on Abbas Al-Akkad Street in Cairo's Nasr City district, where Masrenamembers will distribute posters and flyers in support of Abul-Fotouh.
The Masrenamovement was formed in January by Egyptian activists of different political backgrounds, including Wael Ghoneim, Wael Khalil, and political science professor Moatez Abdel-Fatah.
In early march, the movement declared its support for Abul-Fotouh's presidential bid after having conducted a survey among its roughly 10,000 members.
In recent months, Masrena has held a series of events with the aim of reminding the public about the chief demands of last year's revolution.
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