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Abdelatty’s call came following the regional escalation took place when the US partially evacuated its diplomatic mission from Iraq and other missions from Bahrain and Kuwait after the latest round of talks [the fifth round since April] on the Iranian nuclear file in Italy reached deadlock as Washington seeks to prevent Tehran from enriching the Uranuim.
President El-Sisi expressed his appreciation for the UK’s positive stance on the Palestinian issue and developments in Gaza.
These artifacts, comprised of 25 rare artifacts from various eras of ancient Egyptian civilization and distinguished by their great historical and artistic value, were shipped out.
Abdelatty was briefed on the latest developments regarding the Omani-brokered negotiations between the US and Iran, said the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement.
The two presidents discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations, emphasizing the depth and strength of the strategic relations between the two countries.
The discussions emphasized the importance of continuing the periodic Egyptian-American strategic dialogue at the level of foreign ministers. The meeting also addressed ways to boost economic, trade, and investment cooperation. Both ministers discussed the ongoing preparations for the “Egypt's Economic Future Forum,” which will be hosted in Cairo later this year in collaboration with the American Chamber of Commerce. The forum aims to enhance trade exchange and increase American investments in Egypt.
The follow-up operation is being conducted through the Office of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Egyptian Consulate General in Los Angeles, according to a statement released by the Ministry on Sunday evening.
ElSafadi underscored the imperative of halting aggression against Gaza and addressing the resulting humanitarian crisis. He emphasized the need for all border crossings to be opened for aid entry, enabling effective distribution by UN agencies, and ensuring Israel's compliance with international law.
The Egyptian Minister told the US Secretary of State that the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza is vital and inevitable after being halted over the past few days.
The call touched on the latest developments regarding the ongoing negotiations and Egypt's efforts to achieve calm in the Gaza Strip, reach a ceasefire, and exchange captives, said Spokesman for the Presidency, Counselor Ahmed Fahmy, in a statement on Monday evening.
“I am grateful to President Abdel Fattah El Sisi for Egypt’s tremendous work facilitating a mechanism for American citizens & other foreign nationals to exit Gaza. We are firmly focused on a two-state solution and reject the forced relocation of Palestinians outside of the Gaza strip,” he tweeted.
Sisi and Biden said that the situation is critical and it is necessary to contain it in a way that prevents the expansion of violence and threats to regional security and stability, the Egyptian presidency said in a statement.
“It’s truly my honor to be here at Al-Azhar. Thank you to the Grand Imam for welcoming us today. And Dr. Daoud, Dr. Saddik, Ambassador Moussa, and Dr. Nossair: I am also grateful for your welcome and work on today’s program,” she said in a statement issued by the White House on Saturday.
Egypt is the second stop of Dr. Biden's week-long tour, which includes four countries in the region and began in Jordan.
The talks focused on disarmament and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, said the statement citing Egypt’s great efforts on that score.
Military clashes have erupted between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary RSF since April 15, claiming the lives of hundreds of people, and forcing others to be internally displaced, and pushing world countries to evacuate their nationals.
We welcome today’s visit to Cairo by Turkey’s FM Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu for meetings [with] Foreign Minister of Egypt Shoukry, the first such visit in over a decade,” said Jake Sullivan, the White House National Security Advisor to President Joe Biden on Twitter on Saturday.
He noted that the next round of meetings between the high-ranked officials is due to convene in Sharm El-Sheikh in March, saying “The United States will continue to remain actively engaged in this format with all parties over the coming weeks, including through a follow up engagement next month in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.”
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry will receive Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Barbara A. Leaf, and National Security Council coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa Brett McGurk at the headquarters of the Ministry downtown Cairo, on Saturday.
He noted that young people nourish this strategic partnership and make it greater, especially Egypt is a young country with more than 60% of its population being young.
