Extremism
Egypt hosts scholars from 53 countries as Cairo promotes moderation, coexistence, and Islamic dialogue.
In the United Kingdom, concerns have resurfaced in a recent opinion piece by David Abrahams in The Telegraph. The article, which carries the name “the Muslim Brotherhood has no place in British society,” criticizes the state of “silence” surrounding the Muslim Brotherhood’s presence in the UK.
Executive Director of Al-Azhar Observatory, Reham Salama, said that the 4th edition of the “Listen and Talk” Forum, organized by Al-Azhar Observatory, seeks to empower youth with critical and practical tools to confront intellectual challenges.
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.
President Abdel Fatah El Sisi received Sunday the Saudi Minister of Interior, Prince Abdel Aziz Bin Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdel Aziz.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' statement also expressed solidarity with Somalia and support in fighting terrorism and extremism.
Egyptian Public Prosecutor Counselor Mohamed Shawqi arrived Sunday in Moscow to meet his Russian counterpart Igor Krasnov.
et sheds the light on the efforts exerted by the state with regard developing the pattern of Islamic thought and its contemporary issues.
The ministry stressed in the statement the country's fixed stance and rejection to all forms of violence, asserting its full solidarity with Pakistan in the face of extremism and terrorism.
The Grand Imam clarified that Islam has no link to killing, destruction, and terrorism that have been perpetrated in its name, noting that Al-Azhar has repeatedly declared its rejection of these criminal acts.
A total of 22 Somali imams and preachers attended a Sunday training course at the World Organization for Al-Azhar Graduates on “Contemporary Intellectual Currents.”
President Sisi expressed Egypt's keenness to support the role of the judiciary in African societies, within the framework of the sovereignty of constitutional legitimacy and in a way that achieves a balance between the rights and freedoms of citizens, and the public authorities' exercise of their functions, Rady added.
Swiss Envoy for the Middle East and North Africa Wolfgang Bruelhart displayed Monday his country's strategic priorities on the region in 2021-2024.
The diplomat clarified that Egypt's initiatives stem from respecting the principle of the states' national ownership of anti-terror programs.
The event is hosted by Egypt in the New Administrative Capital on December 8-10.
The minister participated Monday in the sixth Regional Forum of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfC) and the third European Union-Southern Neighborhood Ministerial Meeting.
Prince Charles valued the efforts deployed by Egypt over the past years on the level of countering extremist ideas and combating terror.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi received his Tanzanian counterpart Samia Hassan Wednesday in Al Itihadiyah presidential palace holding an official ceremony.
The Ministry of Endowments held Sunday a ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Prophet Mohamed known as Mawled Nabawi.
