Libya
Six Egyptian workers returned home after being kidnapped by human trafficking elements in Beni Walid area, southwestern Libya.
The UN Security Council extend the mandate of its integrated special political mission in Libya, listing a range of mediation and good offices tasks.
According to Spokesperson of the Libyan National Army Ahmed al-Mismari, an Egyptian woman named Naglaa Mahmoud Afifi Hussein and her ISIS husband named Abu Abdullah al-Libi were arrested.
Al-Sarraj plans to announce his resignation soon but will stay on in a caretaker capacity through negotiations for a new government in Geneva next month.
During the past months, the country has suffered from several crises that threaten to push the country into a dangerous turning point.
Qzeit urged the Egyptian state to further intensify communication with the western region of Libya.
This came during a conference held on Sunday, with Armenian Foreign Minister Zohrab Manatsakanyan.
Shokry added that certain entities bring foreign mercenaries in the country and that they deal with terrorist organizations that target the innocent.
Those will be deployed in the areas controlled by Turkey and its proxies in Syria.
The meeting also tackled the file of illegal migration and ways of finding international and regional solutions to this phenomenon.
President Sisi praised the strong bilateral relations between the two countries, asking for conveying his greetings to Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
Egyptian and Bahraini ministers welcomed any initiatives aimed at achieving a comprehensive and just peace for the Palestinian cause based on the international legitimate resolutions.
Deputy head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) for political affairs Stephanie Williams praised Egypt’s role regarding the Libyan political crises during meeting with with experts of the Egyptian Center for Strategic Studies (ECSS).
“We’re closely following up developments taking place in Tripoli,” said the General Command in a statement Monday.
Shokry affirmed that Egypt backs all steps aimed at achieving de-escalation and a political solution.
Abou Al Gheit and Williams congrued on the necessity of building upon the ceasefire declarations issued on August 21.
News about a shadowed dispute has been circulating, but now, such conflict has risen to the surface amid fears of evolving into an armed one.
Several others were wounded by armed men who fired live rounds.
According to Radio France Internationale, the drills will be held with France, Italy and Cyprus in the Island of Crete.
Demonstrators took to the streets in Trippoli and Misrata controlled by the GNA to protest corruption and the deterioration of utilities.