Reform and Renaissance Party حزب الإصلاح والنهضة al-Eslah we al-Nahda[1]
Leader	Hesham Mustafa Abdel Aziz
Founded	18 July 2011
Ideology	Social Liberal[2]
National affiliation	For the Love of Egypt[3]
House of Representatives	2 / 568
Website
eslahnahda.com
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The Reform and Renaissance Party (Arabic: حزب الإصلاح والنهضة, romanized: al-Eslah we al-Nahda) is a political party in Egypt.

The party was established on 18 July 2011.^[1] Hesham Mustafa Abdel Aziz is the leader of the party.^[2]The party describes itself as a socially liberal party that emerged after the January 25 Revolution in 2011. It focuses on promoting political inclusiveness and supporting youth in political and social arenas. It is a party for all Egyptians, without discrimination, based on the principles of citizenship and equality, regardless of religion, color, ethnicity, or gender.

The Reform and Renaissance Party believes that a strong state is only possible through a strong civil society, which can alleviate the burden on the government or hold it accountable. The party emphasizes that all its principles, programs, and statements must align with the values that represent Egyptian society and have shaped its identity to this day.

As a youth-oriented party, the Reform and Renaissance Party is committed to upholding national security requirements, political opposition to the government, and educating its members and youth about political work. It firmly believes that political and security stability can only be achieved within a stable party system. This was reiterated by Hisham Abdel Aziz, the party leader, during the Al-Ahram symposium titled "Parties Between Reality and Aspirations."^[4]

• Official website (in Arabic)