Egypt's main opposition bloc " National Salvation Front" on Wednesday called on people to take to the streets on Jan. 25, 2013 and protest against President Mohamed Morsi's leadership.

The front said during a press conference that it would continue its peaceful struggle against a constitution lacking national consensus, calling on all Egyptians to mark the second anniversary of toppling Egyptian former President Hosni Mubarak with nationwide protests.

The remarks came after Morsi renewed invitation earlier Wednesday to opposition to participate in the ongoing national dialogue between the presidency and the opposition along with other political forces.

Egypt's newly-written draft constitution was approved Tuesday by 63.8 percent of votes in a referendum, which Morsi stressed was transparent under complete judicial and media supervision.

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