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Egypt strongly condemned the terrorist plots targeting the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco and affirmed its complete rejection of all forms of terrorism, extremism, and violence, regardless of their motives or justifications.
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptians Abroad Dr. Badr Abdelatty met Monday, with Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, at the Parliament's headquarters in Brussels.
Egypt condemned a terrorist attack targeting Pakistani police personnel in the city of Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which left several dead and injured.
What followed was not a single phase of reconstruction, but a sustained, decades-long effort to transform Sinai from a contested frontier into an integrated part of the Egyptian state.
“Sinai—that sacred stretch of Egypt’s land—has long been a target for covetous eyes, yet throughout history it has stood as a symbol of resilience and sacrifice,” President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said while marking the occasion last year.
Egypt condemned a terrorist plot aimed at undermining national unity and destabilizing the United Arab Emirates, according to a Monday statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Egypt condemned in the strongest terms "terrorist plots" targeting the security and stability of Arab Gulf states, reaffirming its total rejection of any acts threatening the stability of sisterly nations.
In a move poised to trigger a global diplomatic domino effect, the United States officially designated three of the most prominent branches of the Muslim Brotherhood—in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon—as terrorist organizations on Tuesday.
Dr. Abdel Moneim Said, a prominent political analyst, said that U.S. President Donald Trump's process to designate the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) as a terrorist organization signifies that the fight against the MB will become part of the larger war on terror.
The Egyptian minister stressed the importance of concerting international and regional efforts to address the security challenges facing the region, primarily terrorism and extremism.
The minister began a visit to Washington on Sunday.
The foreign ministers of Egypt and Turkey held Tuesday consultations in Ankara, addressing bilateral ties and regional issues of joint concern.
Those included the crises in Sudan, Horn of Africa, and Sahel, as well as combating terrorism on the continent and the issue of the Nile water.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty participated Sunday in the Arab-European Ministerial Meeting on Syria hosted in Riyadh.
Deputy Minister Hefny noted the multiplication of trade exchange figures over the past three years between Egypt and Ghana, and commended the entry of Ghanaian firms to the Egyptian market.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty made Sunday a phone call to his Somali counterpart Ahmed Moalim Faki in order to follow up on the outcomes of his visit to Cairo on December 23.
Ambassador to Mali Mohamed Gamal met with Minister of National Defense Sadio Camara.
That is in fulfillment of requests made by tribes' leaders and in appreciation for their role in assisting with the war on terror.
The minister stressed the importance of the reflection of the strategic partnership agreement signed in March on political, economic, and trade relations.
Senegal also wants to develop the sectors of agriculture and healthcare.
