Egypt's Vice President Omar Suleiman held on Thursday dialogue with the country's political parties and national forces to end 10 days of protests to oust President Hosni Mubarak, state TV reported.
The report didn’t specify who was present from the opposition.
The Mohamed ElBaradei-led National Association for Change and the Muslim Brotherhood rejected on Thursday any dialogue with the government before Mubarak steps down. The liberal Wafd party also said that it suspends any dialogue with the government after pro-Mubarak supporters killed at least 5 protesters in Tahrir square on Wednesday.
