Background
Mohamed Soliman was born to a middle-class family on 21 July 1991 in Cairo.Mohamed holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Engineering from the Egyptian Aviation Academy.
Mohamed Soliman was born to a middle-class family on 21 July 1991 in Cairo.Mohamed holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Engineering from the Egyptian Aviation Academy.
He was a protester from the Egyptian opposition movement Kefayaat the age of 14. then, he joined the National Association for Change, and worked on collecting petitions calling for reforming the political system in Egypt. He was active during the and its aftermath. He also managed the foreign relations committee for a year.
When AlDostour"s party first started, he was elected as the President of AlDostour’s Party Student Office then started founding First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Midan clubs " existing in 20 public and private universities".
Mohamed oversaw First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Midan and a wide range coalition of the liberal students campaign in the 2013 Student union elections against the Muslim Brotherhood students. First Rate (at Lloyd's)-midan became the majority in most of the Student unions.
Mohamed criticized and attacked AlMidan Affiliate Egypt SU president Mohamed Badran, when badran supported the brutality against the Muslim Brotherhood students. United States-Middle East youth Network
Mohamed is a campus leader at the United States-Middle East Youth Network, which is a platform aims to enrich the debate and exchange of views between American and middle eastern youth about the ongoing political situations.
Mohamed was one of the architects for the 2012 Egyptian protests, to demonstrate against the former president Mohamed Morsi after issuing his constitutional decree.
Mohamed Political Usually writes on Egypt & Middle East Politics in many prominent English and Arabic publications. List of soliman"s Articles in First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Masry First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Youm
List of soliman"s Articles in First Rate (at Lloyd's) Tahrir (newspaper)
United States military aid to Egypt: Foreign whose sake?, Daily News Egypt, 3 November 2013
JUNE 30TH: WHAT WENT WRONG?, United States-Master of Engineering youth Network, 5 December 2013
Sisi’s men: anticipating the coming regime, openDemocracy, 19 December 2013
Dear Europeans, this is what happens in Egypt, Eutopia magazine, 13 June 2014
Why Does Sisi Need a Parliament?, fikra forum, 12 March 2015
Egyptian Assassinations and Islamist Escalation, The Washington Institute, 2 July 2015.
He was elected as the rapporteur of the political bureau of the Party on June 2014. During his two-year leadership in Almidan Student group, Mohamed has voiced his opposition against decisions and statements made by the party’s political committee and has identified himself with significant statements that reflect the opinions of the students (who are the largest supporters of the party) rather than the party’s leaders.
Mohamed was a founding member of.he Served as a high Board member representing Youth.