the IMF delegation, regional director Masoud Ahmed. The IMF team had meetings with members of parliament on Tuesday and wound up its three-day visit Wednesday. Finance Minister Mumtaz al-Said told the Al-Ahram daily that the IMF did not object to the government's economic program. He blamed the dispute on the Brotherhood and other parties that want to see the government replaced. The Brotherhood's party, which controls nearly half of seats in parliament,toms shoes on sale, wants transparency, al-Sady said. "The Brotherhood does not trust the current government, because ministers are not giving us correct figures," he said. The party has been in a power struggle with the ruling generals, who took power after Mubarak was forced to step down last year in a popular uprising. The Brotherhood's lawmakers have recently stepped up calls for the current government, appointed by the military, to be fired. Al-Sady said that the government has promised to review its economic program for the loan, but that so far "we are just hearing words and not seeing action." Similarly, the head of the ultraconservative Islamic Al-Nour party, which controls 25 percent of seats in parliament, said his party rejects the government's plan and said that corruption under Mubarak persists under the new government. "All the various committees in parliament have rejected the government's political platform," Emad Abdel-Ghafour told the AP. The year of political uncertainty and unrest have decimated tourism and driven investors away, and a persistent wave of strikes and protests have badly hit productivity. The government has used foreign currency reserves to protect the local currency from collapse. The country's net international reserves were down 50 percent year-on-year by the end of December, leaving serious questions about how the country can raise new funds to cover a widening deficit. Your comment will be posted immediately,cheap toms shoes, unless it is spam or contains profanity. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ. Tell me the USA is considering given billions to Egypt which is a Muslin country?????I assume this a money maker for the USA with loans repaid and interest? Otherwise why in the world would we do this. Egypt is not a good friend and will stab us in the back, especially is controlled by the brothehood. How stupid can we be. Even if it is a financial plus for us, this will come back to haunt us with deaths and more deaths and more Muslin control in the world.do you want your daughters murdered if does not play by the male Muslin rule and wear a burka in public and be submissive to the male? Keep up the good work of supporting the brotherhood and this is what we will have. Take off your blinders and use some common sense...........which no politician has, I know. I am disgusted with our Politicians but not our citizens. We citizens are still hard working, honest and not self-serving, but are trambled on, nonetheless. Take those billions and built our economy,toms shoes reviews, secure our borders, and help our poor, not the poor of Egypt. sally lancaster of ME 11:25AM Marc Related articles:

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