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Farouk Sultan
Farouk Ahmed Sultan ((アラビア語:فاروق سلطان); born 1941) was President of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, the highest judicial court in Egypt. He was appointed in 2009 by President Hosni Mubarak,〔(Egypt: Roadmap to the presidency )〕 and succeeded by Maher El-Beheiry in 2012.
Sultan's appointment was questioned by outside observers, who argued that he lacked experience in constitutional law, and that much of his experience was in military courts and state security courts. It was argued that his appointment was meant to place an ally of Mubarak at the head of the Supreme Constitutional Court in advance of the 2011 presidential election.〔(Why did the Egyptian regime appoint a New Chief Justice? )〕
In the aftermath of the 2011 Egyptian revolution, it was announced that Sultan would be a part of the interim government, along with the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. His role in the government was not immediately clear.〔(Analysis: What's Next For Egypt )〕
As president of the electoral commission, Farouk Sultan announced the results of the 2012 presidential elections on 24 June.〔(Egypt Election Results: Twitter Goes Nuts Over Farouk Sultan ), ''Huffington Post'', 24 June 2012〕 Maher El-Beheiry succeeded him as Chief Justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court on 1 July 2012.
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