[10] The Wafd is one of the most historic political parties in Egypt.

("Delegation Party") was a nationalist liberal political party in Egypt.

Representing the Wafd Party, Zaghlul was elected Prime Minister in 1924.

The Liberal Wafd comes third, followed by the coalition of the Bloc Egypt.

In the parliamentary election of January 12, 1924, the Wafd won 179 of 211 parliamentary seats.

Representing the Wafd Party, Zaghlul was elected Prime Minister in 1924.

Representing the Wafd Party, Zaghlul was elected Prime Minister in 1924.

The meeting will be attended by several political forces including the National Salvation Front, the Wafd Party and the Egyptian Social Democratic Party.

A peace truce is announced (365) and the Wafd Party emerges with Sa'd Zaghlul as leader.

MI-6 held meetings with members of the old Wafd party and allies of former premier Nahas Pasha.

He/She tried to eliminate the main political party, the Wafd, to govern effectively; but in 1942, Britain imposed him as Minister to Nahhas low.

Another possible opposition candidate may be Al-Sayyid Al- Badawi of the Wafd Party, a perennial member of Egypt’s loyal opposition in Parliament.

Sa'd Zaghlül's Wafd Party in Egypt took its name from the delegation {Wafd) he tried to send to the Versailles Peace Conference to negotiate Egypt's return to independence.

The Arabic website of the Wafd Party later posted an article endorsing Ezz El-Arab’s remarks.

The second biggest opposition group in the last parliament, the liberal Wafd party, also withdrew.