Nile River Is Matter of National Security, Egypt Retains Right to Defend Water Security: Sisi
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El-Sisi reaffirms Egypt’s right to protect water security, rejects unilateral Nile actions
The president stressed Egypt’s legitimate right to safeguard its water and food security and development interests during a meeting with Antonio Tajani, Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, in Egypt on Thursday.
Nile River is matter of national security, Egypt retains right to defend water security: Sisi
Egypt views the Nile River as a non-negotiable component of its national security, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reiterated during high-level discussions in Cairo with Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani. According to the presidential spokesperson, Sisi underlined Cairo’s legitimate right to safeguard its water, food, and developmental security. He firmly …
IL CAIRO (EGYPT) (ITALPRESS) "We will have to face more and more, with Egypt, the issue of immigration, so much so that today we sign an agreement, I will sign it with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in order to ensure that the collaboration between our countries can guarantee less and less irregular migrants, and, instead, an increasing number of regular migrants who can be employed in our companies through a due formation" . This is what the …
Minister from Cairo: "We will sign an agreement to ensure less and less irregular entry" (ANSA)
The comparison will cover cooperation in the fight against terrorism, human traffickers and irregular immigration, together with the promotion of legal and qualified mobility paths between the two countries.
Exporting more products to Egypt, putting companies in a position to collaborate in nerve sectors for Made in Italy and strengthening the axis against illegal immigration. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani in Cairo met President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and participated in the bilateral business forum. Two countries that speak the same language [...]
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