Talk:Khaled Dawoud

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Khaled Dawoud, Current Official Spokesman of Al-Dostour Party, and former National Salvation Front spokesman, has never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood group. There is another figure with the same name, Khaled Dawoud, who originally comes from Alexandria, and was a member of the Brotherhood group until he split from the group in late 2011. Dawoud of Alexandria is an engineer and is 54, while Dostour's spokesman, Khaled Dawoud, has been a journalist with Al-Ahram Weekly since it first came out in 1991, and is 47. Kindly edit my biography. Khaled Dawoud Dostour Party Spokesman Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Al-Ahram Weekly — Preceding unsigned comment added by 197.135.121.194 (talk) 22:41, 3 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]