Ayman nour Egyptian presidential candidate founder of Al-Ghad Al-Gadeed Party Ayman Nour pointed out there are many respectful persons who wish to see their names on the list of presidency candidates in the next phase in Egypt. He said those who didn't nominate themselves include El-Sayed Mansour Hassan and Kamal El-Ganzoury. Considering Nour's case of forging Al-Ghad papers, he said there were two witnesses from the Security institutes to testify against him. However, one of them, Ayman Ismail's conscience was awakened and wrote a document to the public prosecutor admitting he fabricated the case against Nour. There are claims this witness committed suicide inside his prison cell and the investigations around the incident are going on. Nour said there is a feud between him and Judge Tallat El-Refai, who released the verdict against him on Sunday October 16. Nour ensured he will submit a request with the invalidity of the released verdict and will file a suitcase. He stressed on the necessity of independency and cleansing the Egyptian judiciary system. Nour was expecting this verdict and he is sure Egypt's ruling military council asked clearly to exclude Ayman Nour from attending the presidency candidates' sessions. Considering the next parliamentary elections, Nour said he might not run in it but he will support all party candidates and every Egyptian who fights for the sake of Egypt's freedom. He denied fear of the chance of a military official taking over the presidency. He wasn't banned from political life, pointing out he doesn't care for the presidency; what really matters to him is Egypt's interest. Arabic here
