Egypt’s Call for Peaceful Settlement of Conflicts Gains Recognition
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Egypt’s call for peaceful settlement of conflicts gains recognition
Cabinet Spokesperson Mohamed Adel said Egypt’s call for the peaceful settlement of conflicts and disputes is gaining recognition internationally, stressing that this approach is essential to achieving peace and stability in the region. In a phone interview with Al Hayah TV’s “Al Hayah Al Youm” program, Adel said Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s address to the …
At UNGA, Egypt demands Israel end Gaza violations, rejects Palestinian displacement
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly delivered a forceful UN address calling on Israel to fully implement the Gaza ceasefire, halt what Egypt calls daily violations of international law, complete a withdrawal from Gaza, allow sustained humanitarian aid and reject any displacement of Palestinians. He said a lasting regional peace is impossible without ending the occupation and establishing an independent Palestinian state on the June 4, 1967 …
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly says peace cannot be built by uprooting people, urges Gaza withdrawal, aid access, Palestinian state on 1967 lines
The issue of cooperation among States bordering transboundary waters was a central issue in his speech, calling for shared waters to be an area of cooperation and integration rather than conflict. This was stated in his statement, in which he said that Egypt believed that water security and development [...]
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madboli said that the Palestinian issue was the most prominent witness to the imbalance in the international order and selectivity in... the post-Egypt attacks Israel and declares its position on the Gaza, Nile and Sudan cases that appeared first on Libya's eye.
"Egypt reaffirms its outright rejection of any attempt to displace the Palestinian people from their land, whether we are talking about the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, including Jerusalem," he said from New York, which is hosting the 81st UN General Assembly this week.
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