Madrid (Portaltic / EP) The military junta that now runs Egypt has created its own Facebook page. The site, which has 7,000 followers, is intended as a means of communication of the military part of the country's youth population. This site has been created by a senior army, Marshal Hussein Tantawi and has pictures of the protests and videos of events.
The Egyptian army has been on the internet, Facebook in particular, a possibility of communication with some of the country's youth population. The military have taken over following the departure of former President Hosni Mubarak has created an official Facebook page to communicate with the public.
The supreme council of the armed forces of Egypt has said in comments reported by the Telegraph, the initiative aims to be a recognition and an instrument of communication with "the youth of Egypt who started the revolution on January 25." The page was created by Marshal Hussein Tantawi.
The military explained that the network communication can help create a "fruitful cooperation leading to a state of stability and security." Social networking has been an important asset in the protests. The military intended to use this system to improve the current situation in the country.
The military's initial comments on this page have tried to spread the need for stability in the country and encourage people to help promote tourism again. The heads of the page, plus send messages to the population, have posted several photos of the days of the protests. By the time the site has 7,000 followers.
Users have already made their first comments welcome, demonstrating a good reception from the public. 
The Egyptian army has been on the internet, Facebook in particular, a possibility of communication with some of the country's youth population. The military have taken over following the departure of former President Hosni Mubarak has created an official Facebook page to communicate with the public.
The supreme council of the armed forces of Egypt has said in comments reported by the Telegraph, the initiative aims to be a recognition and an instrument of communication with "the youth of Egypt who started the revolution on January 25." The page was created by Marshal Hussein Tantawi.
The military explained that the network communication can help create a "fruitful cooperation leading to a state of stability and security." Social networking has been an important asset in the protests. The military intended to use this system to improve the current situation in the country.
The military's initial comments on this page have tried to spread the need for stability in the country and encourage people to help promote tourism again. The heads of the page, plus send messages to the population, have posted several photos of the days of the protests. By the time the site has 7,000 followers.
Users have already made their first comments welcome, demonstrating a good reception from the public.
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