The official told reporters at the State Department on Monday that the Administration had but get requests on some top officials in Mubarak's regime not the former President himself.
The official said the Treasury Department is looking at you and will take a decision in the coming days. The official do not identify individuals, which US property values were examined, and spoke on condition of anonymity because of the confidential nature of matter.
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William Hague said the House of Commons on Monday, that Egypt had asked new leader that United Kingdom and others deal with several former officials, but not specified whether they contain Mubarak himself.
Hague said the European Union finance ministers would discuss the request later Monday and Tuesday in their talks in Brussels.
"If it evidence of illegality or misuse of State property we will firm and rapid action," said Hague.
To impose an asset freeze on an outgoing leader, the EU needs the support of all 27 Member States and usually coordinate its actions with the new Government.
Last week, the bloc announced the freezing of assets of 48 ex-Tunisian officials including former President Zine Al Abidine Ben Ali and his wife.
Haag, who last week is a three-day, five country tour of the Middle East and North Africa carried out - but not Egypt visit - said he spoke with Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq Sunday.
He told lawmakers he quickly an Egyptian military Government set schedule for Parliament and presidential elections called had.
"It is in our national interest and you to make a successful transition to a broad-based Government and an open and democratic society," said Hague.
He said he also calls for the immediate release of demonstrators, journalists and activists of human rights during the protests in prison led to Mubarak's demise.
"In Egypt, as in Tunisia, a precious moment of opportunity for people in Egypt, a stable and democratic future, to reach there now" Hague said.
Hague expressed also his concern that the unrest in the Middle East stall further progress of the peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians could. He said that both sides must demonstrate that "the visionary audacity in talks to return and make real compromise."
He also warned that the political unrest in the region the ambitions of Iran to develop nuclear weapons should distract not world powers from the task of control.
"Steps to the legitimate peaceful pressure increase" on compliance with U.N. discuss Great Britain and the allies demands to open its secret nuclear program, Tehran, he said.
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