The party's formation was announced at a public ceremony held in a hotel in the
New Administrative Capital, which was attended by a significant number of politicians, public figures, and members of the Egyptian parliament (both the House of Representatives and the Senate). Immediately following the launch, the party rapidly expanded and began establishing headquarters in Cairo and various governorates to formally collect member registration forms (Arabic: توكيلات تأسيس). The former Minister of Housing,
Assem el Gazzar, was named as the agent for the party's founders. Composed largely of former government officials, the party is perceived by independent media as an extension of the political influence of
Ibrahim al-Arjani, a powerful Egyptian businessman, close friend of President
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and a prominent former military partner in
Egypt's war on terror in Sinai. Its formation is viewed by an anonymous opposition leader as a way to create a party that would not be closely tied to the security services, in contrast to the
Nation's Future Party. The party secured a place in the senate after the
2025 Egyptian Senate election and ran in the
2025 Egyptian parliamentary election as part of the
National Unified List for Egypt, == Electoral history ==