Special report: The changing face of Egypt

Egyptians are demanding democracy and, in increasing numbers, stronger Islamic ties to the state. But what do these seismic shifts in Egyptian politics and society mean for women and the Christian minority? FRANCE24’s team in Cairo investigates.

Egyptians are set to vote in legislative elections on November 28, nine months after former President Hosni Mubarak's regime was toppled.

Follow FRANCE 24's special coverage of the historic event.

FRANCE 24's François Picard and Vanessa Burggraf will present three programmes from Cairo featuring special reports on a range of issues including the future of the democratic movement, the hopes and aspirations of the Egyptian people and the global and regional implications of the revolution in the world's largest Arab nation.

Tune in to our special edition on the Egyptian elections on November 25, 26 and 27 at 2:10 pm Paris Time

Monday, November 28:

- Analysts and commentators will discuss what's at stake on the 7:15am Focus show with a lengthy report from Egypt.

- The 7:10pm Debate, anchored by François Picard in English, Vanessa Burggraf in French and Taoufik Mjaied in Arabic, will analyse the election’s initial trends.

On the website, follow our liveblog in all three languages for the latest updates on the Egyptian elections.

You can also follow our special correspondents in Egypt on Twitter and Facebook on: http://www.france24.com/en/france24-web-community.

Date created : 2011-11-27