CAIRO
Egypt's Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr has said that no political group will be excluded in the process of "building democracy."
In a phone call with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Thursday, Amr said Egypt is keen on "building a real democracy that guarantees the participation of all political groups without exclusion".
The top diplomat also said the roadmap agreed upon with political groups will be implemented swiftly, foreign ministry spokesman Badr Abdel-Atti said in a statement.
The army unveiled a roadmap for Egypt's future on July 3, after the overthrow of elected president Mohammad Morsi.
Under the roadmap, the constitution was suspended and the head of the Supreme Constitutional Court was installed as interim president.
Amr said that "no exceptional measures will be taken in Egypt".
Egypt has been thrown into political turmoil in the wake of Morsi's removal from power.
Hundreds of thousands of Morsi supporters have camped in the streets to demand the return of the Islamist president to power.
