Obstacle Faced the Democratic Transition in Egypt in Muhammad Mursi Era

Abstract

Abstract Egypt has had an influential role in the Arab and Muslim world. After the 25 January uprising (2011), the focus has been on the democratic transition process in this country, which has faced a lot of obstacles that make it very difficult, slow and prone to failure. These obstacles related to internal and external factors. The performance of Muslim Brotherhood, the opposition, the media, the counter-revolution and the deep state is very crucial in this transition stage. As well, the regional and international position from the elected authority has an effective role, particularly on the Egyptian economy.