Egypt's new Prime Minister Essam Sharaf vowed on Friday to respond to demands for democratic change as he faced thousands of protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square .
I will exert my effort to respond to your demands," Sharaf told flag-waving supporters in the square, the centre of protests that toppled president Mohamed Mubarak last month.
The premier was named by the country's new military rulers on Thursday to replace Ahmed Shafiq, who was opposed by protesters because he had been appointed by Mubarak in the dying days of his regime.
Sharaf was born in 1952 , served as a transport minister under Mohamed Mubarak, had joined protesters in Tahrir Square during the uprising to demand political and economic change.e appeared in Tahrir Square Friday before Muslim prayers.
I beg you, you did something great and together we will do more, he said.I have many task and it will need patience.
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