CAIRO, Nov 11 (Aswat Masriya) - Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Nov. 11, 2016:

Al-Akhbar:

- We will keep supporting Egypt: Mohamed bin Zayed to the President

- We stand by the Emirates to counter any challenges: Al-Sisi

- U.S. dollar retracts and the stock market gains EGP 18.7 bn

- Interior ministry warns riot inciters

- Judge arrested on charges of drug possession and justice minister accepts his resignation

- Protests in U.S. cities against Trump  

Al-Ahram: 

- Egyptian-Emirati cooperation to foster Arab reunion efforts

- "The terrorist": Tomb in Fayoum turned into weapons warehouse

- The primary training for the national team today .. Ghana arrives tomorrow

- Trump opponents raise "revolution" slogan .. California threatens to secede

Al-Masry Al-Youm:

- IMF loan signs: The dollar retracts .. 2 bn for the CBE

- Loan signing today .. stock market gains 90 bn in flotation week

 - Bin Zayed in Cairo .. Al-Sisi: We stand by your side in countering any challenges

- Police on the streets to counter calls for 11/11 protests

- Committee to release young detainees does not select cases politically: Harb

- Angry protests in the U.S. after Trump election

Al-Shorouk:

- 11/11 .. Emergencies in police .. Muslim Brotherhood mobilizes for protests ..  Political parties disown

- Security plan to isolate prisons, deploying checkpoints, and 1,200 monitoring cameras for streets and squares .. Brotherhood: Revolutionary wave continues.. "Underprivileged page": We're independent and do not belong to anybody

- Justice minister accepts resignation of drugs judge

- December 22 .. Hisham Genena verdict over corruption statements

- Finance ministry: Public offering of bonds end of the month after special offering worth USD 4 bn.

- Committee to release youth prepares list of students within days: Al-Khouly

Al-Watan:

- 11/11.. Egypt gears up with surveillance cameras on the streets

- "Drugs judge" resigns .. prosecution arrests him

- Trump discusses power transition with Obama .. Thousands protest against him in many states