The Foreign Minister confirms Egypt’s pivotal role in supporting security and stability in the Middle East
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Dr. Badr Abdel -Ati, confirmed, during his meeting today, Tuesday, in Washington, with Dr. & quot; Victoria Kots & quot; Vice President of the & quot; Heritage & quot; Heritage Foundation, on the pivotal role that Egypt plays in supporting security and stability in the Middle East.
Minister Abdel -Ati pointed out the importance Egypt attaches to communicating with American thought and research centers, and to look forward to enhancing cooperation between Egyptian research centers and its American counterpart, stressing, stressing On the privacy of strategic relations between Egypt and the United States. p>
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Minister Abdel -Ati reviewed the determinants of Egypt’s position on these developments, foremost of which is the Palestinian issue and the strenuous efforts made by Egypt to implement the ceasefire agreement and the enforcement of humanitarian aid and aspiration to start the process of early recovery and restoration Reconstruction. p>
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The meeting witnessed an exchange of visions and estimates on developments in Syria, where Minister Abdel -Ati stressed the need to respect the unity and integrity of Syrian lands, and the importance of starting a political process that does not have any components of Syrian society, and that Syria is a source of stability in the region.
& nbsp; Access to a legal and binding agreement to operate the dam and without the disturbances on the rights of the two countries of the estuary and achieve the common interests of all parties.
& nbsp; The executive authority as soon as possible and forming a new unified government to hold the presidential and parliamentary elections, and the need to end all aspects of foreign presence in Libya in a way that preserves its unity and sovereignty. & nbsp;
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