Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, a strong competitor to President Hosni Mubarak in the Egyptian elections next

Dr. Mohamed ElBaradeiMohamed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for the first time in a clear and explicit about his willingness to run for president of Egypt, said: "It must be a basic guarantee that the elections scheduled in 2011 will sound before agreeing to fought.

The 67-year-old ElBaradei said he would explore the idea of running for president if they were conducted freely and fairly, saying that this is still a question mark in Egypt.

ElBaradei's comments come after controversy over his nomination for the presidency whether or not to put political forces and parties, many for him to be a real rival to Mubarak or his son Gamal, especially when the Ilqah ElBaradei popular support and international unrivaled, and the nomination of a young Wafd Party has a candidate on behalf of the party could join the of its higher, so that they can run in the forthcoming elections in accordance with recent constitutional amendments.

In the first reaction from the leaders of the Wafd Party adviser Mustafa term member of the Supreme Party: a universal figure, such as Dr. ElBaradei will be a good chance if he did, there is no party elections in Egypt does not accept him until he joined the National Party, but if his condition is the existence of fair elections, this requirement difficult to achieve in light of the abolition of judicial supervision, no hope but to allow international supervision of elections, so to ensure fairness.

As for George Isaac, leader of the adequacy and said: We welcome eluded Dr. ElBaradei for the presidential elections and the strong political will in the coming period to prepare the climate of Egypt to fight the personalities of Egypt's respected elections Kalpradei 2011.

On the other hand, the meeting of the Commission Delegation in Giza and Cairo, and 6 October a sensation yesterday about ElBaradei support the candidacy of a representative of the party in the presidential election.
But I think that the main problem in supervision and organization of the electoral process and how much control the Egyptian state to this process