Despite the appointment of Egypt's first-ever vice president in 30 years and the government's offer for talks with all political forces, opposition parties said there would be no dialogue unless Mubarak resigns.

ElBaradei said Tuesday he hoped Mubarak could leave by Friday.

"I hope President Mubarak goes before this and leaves the country after 30 years of rule... I don't think he wants to see more blood," ElBaradei said.

He joined forces with the largest opposition group Muslim Brotherhood and other major political parties.

"We have already formed a coalition made up of 10 people including Mohamed ElBaradei for dialogue with the regime but only after Mubarak steps down," said Mohamed El Beltagy, a senior member of the Brotherhood.

Opposition members also called for constitutional amendments and dissolution of parliament as election results are described as "incorrect."

Experts said people would not retreat after the new cabinet was established.

"People are asking for ousting the whole regime and forming united coalition for peaceful transition," said Dr. Raffatt Sayd, head of Tagammu Party.