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I Am An Egyptian Muslim, Educated In Cairo And New York, And Now Living In Vienna. My Wife And I Have Spent Half Our Lives In The North, Half In The South. And We Have Experienced First Hand The Unique Nature Of The Human Family And The Common Values We All Share.

When You Have Half Of Caironese In Slums, When You Don't Have Clean Water, When You Don't Have A Sewer System, When You Don't Have Electricity, And On Top Of That You Live Under One Of The Most Repressive Regimes Right Now... Well, Put All That Together, And It's A Ticking Bomb. It's Not Of A Question Of Threat; It Is Question Of Looking Around At The Present Environment And Making A Rational Prognosis.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi Grabbed Full Power For Himself. Not Even The Pharaohs Had So Much Authority, To Say Nothing Of His Predecessor Hosni Mubarak. This Is A Catastrophe - It A Mockery Of The Revolution That Brought Him To Power And An Act That Leads One To Fear The Worst.

At A Time When The Threat Of Nuclear Arms Is Again Increasing, The Norwegian Nobel Committee Wishes To Underline That This Threat Must Be Met Through The Broadest Possible International Cooperation. This Principle Finds Its Clearest Expression Today In The Work Of The Iaea And Its Director General. In The Nuclear Non-proliferation Regime, It Is The Iaea Which Ensures That Nuclear Energy Is Not Misused For Military Purposes, And The Director General Has Stood Out As An Unafraid Advocate Of New Measures To Strengthen That Regime.

Iran Has The Technology To Produce The Highly Enriched Uranium, Which Is Not Automatically Meaning Nuclear Weapon.