Egypt's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, will appoint a woman as one of his vice presidents and a Christian as another, his policy adviser told CNN.I think that a deal has been cut between the military and the Muslim Brotherhood, because we also saw the military's power to make warrantless detentions rolled back.
"For the first time in Egyptian history -- not just modern but in all Egyptian history -- a woman will take that position," Ahmed Deif told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Monday. "And it's not just a vice president who will represent a certain agenda and sect, but a vice president who is powerful and empowered and will be taking care of critical advising within the presidential Cabinet."
Some sorts of reassurances must have been made.
Hopefully, this is a good thing.
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