Morsi renews confidence in Egypt's army

As tension grow high in the streets of Cairo, Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi reiterated Friday his confidence in the ability of Egyptian army to overcome the current stage's challenges. In a speech during his visit to the Army's Cairo Central Command, Morsi spoke high about the important and national role of the armed forces in defending the state sovereignty. He voiced appreciation of the sacrifices of the Army personnel and their role in protecting the Egyptian revolution. The President urged Egyptians, civilian and military people, to move to the stage of building and production. Morsi stressed that Egypt would go ahead with its development and building march with total abidance democracy, freedom, social justice and rule of law regardless of the distractions and challenges. He, however, warned that overseas enemies are trying to divide Egyptians, but they will fail to do so.