Egypt seeks balanced relations without polarization, says Shoukry

CAIRO - 12 April 2017: Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry stated “the Palestinian case will be marketed according to a fair international frame, in both the security council and the general assembly,” at Committee on Arab Affairs meeting in the House of Representatives, Wednesday.

Shoukry added that Egypt is not trying to form polarizations, and its aim is to maintain balanced relations with all members of the international society.

The minister also assured that Egypt is working on creating balanced relations with members of the international society.

He also added that there is a coherent vision with Iraq concerning “the fight against terrorism”; especially that Iraq is doing an epic success in restoring the state from terrorism after two decades of chaos and international intervention.

Shuokry also noted that Egypt looks forward for Iraq to end this phase without any sectarian influence, especially it is an important country and a key component of Arab national security.