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Mohamed Morsi

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Mohamed Morsi was an Egyptian engineer, academic, and politician who served as president of Egypt from 30 June 2012 until 3 July 2013. He was affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood and represented its Freedom and Justice Party after winning the 2012 presidential election. The armed forces removed him from office after mass protests in June 2013, and he died on 17 June 2019 after collapsing during a court hearing in Cairo while in custody.

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When was Mohamed Morsi president of Egypt?

Mohamed Morsi served as president from 30 June 2012 until 3 July 2013. His presidency ended when Egypt’s military removed him from office.

Which party did Mohamed Morsi represent?

Morsi represented Egypt’s Freedom and Justice Party, which was associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. He won the 2012 presidential election.

What was Mohamed Morsi’s background before politics?

Morsi was an Egyptian engineer and academic before becoming a major political figure. He held a doctorate and worked in engineering education in the United States and Egypt.

How did Mohamed Morsi’s presidency end?

The military removed Morsi on 3 July 2013 after mass protests and a severe political crisis. The move was followed by an interim government and major unrest in Egypt.