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During a phone call with Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty affirmed that negotiation and dialogue are the only way to resolve the ongoing regional conflict.
Smoke and explosions hit southern Lebanon as Israeli strikes intensify and displacement tops one million.
“I’m talking about the hour, not the day, month, or year,” the president said as he delivered a speech to mark the 52nd anniversary of the October War during an annual Armed Forces’ symposium, held on Sunday.
The Sudanese compose the largest group.
The minister stressed the importance of de-escalation, pacification, self-restraint, and paving the way for a political settlement that defuses tensions, and restores stability in the region.
That is in the framework of Equatorial Guinea's chairmanship of the African Peace and Security Council (PSC) in February.
Minister Abdelatty and Minister Ali Youssef al-Sherif equally conferred over the issue of the Nile water.
The hospital was the only one functional in Al Fasher city, as 70 percent of hospitals where battles are taking place have been rendered dysfunctional.
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.
During his visit to Brussels, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty met Monday EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas.
The agreement is aimed at upgrading the training and qualification on peacekeeping missions carried out through the United Nations and the African Union.
The minister also shed light on increase in sanctions, which worsens problems.
The UNHCR released a report last week highlighting that Egypt had become the largest host of Sudanese who "sought international protection" since the outbreak of war in mid-April 2023.
The fourth edition of Aswan Forum for Peace and Development consisted of very rich discussions on consolidating stability in Africa.
The Egyptian and Chinese foreign ministers issued a joint statement on the talks they held in Cairo Sunday on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
“Egypt is keen to play a positive role in the Palestinian cause and is a strong country with inviolable sovereignty,” said President Sisi.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry received Sunday a phone call from Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization Hussein al-Sheikh.
The statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed hope that the meetings would produce a comprehensive permanent ceasefire.
The minister underscored Egypt's deep concern about the persistence of military confrontations, which has incurred deaths among civilians.
That is because of the increase in threats and risks ensued from the persistence of the armed conflict.
