Former Mubarak Intelligence Chief Enters Egyptian Presidential Race
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Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak with former Egyptian intelligence chief Omar Suleiman (right). Photo: zimbio.
CNN – Omar Suleiman, whom former President Hosni Mubarak had appointed vice president shortly before his exit, announced Friday that he plans to enter the race to become Egypt’s next president.
The former head of Egyptian intelligence recently said he did not plan to seek the presidency in the first election for the post since the revolution that led to Mubarak’s exit.
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