Badr Abdelatty
The foreign minister highlighted Egypt’s keenness to ensure stability in Somalia by supporting state institutions
Abdelatty also emphasized support for Lebanese institutions as he met with Prime Minister of Lebanon Najib Mikati during his visit to Beirut on Wednesday
As he departs back to Egypt, Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty accompanied a number of 294 nationals from Beirut to return them to homeland amid escalating armed conflict in Lebanon.
During their meeting on Wednesday, Abdelatty emphasized that Egypt is supporting the Lebanese sides to reduce polarization and enhance social cohesion, emphasizing the importance of electing a consensus president for Lebanon without external dictates.
Abdelatty affirmed that Cairo spares no effort in its bilateral contacts or through coordination with the members of the Quintet committee for Lebanon to resolve the presidential vacuum crisis
Abdelatty will convey a message of solidarity to Lebanon amidst the critical political and humanitarian conditions faced by the sisterly country due to the brutal Israeli aggression on Lebanese territories
UN and Egypt Strengthen Partnership for Humanitarian and Developmental Support in Middle East
Abdelatty made these statements during the Preparatory Meeting of Foreign Ministers for the Extraordinary Arab and Islamic Summit set to take place in Riyadh on Monday
The minister made the remarks during a meeting with leaders and members of the European department at the ministry and the general secretariat for the coordination of the Egyptian-European participation agreement
Abdelatty stressed Egypt’s commitment to supporting the capacities of national institutions in Burkina Faso
Abdelatty praised the valuable role of Japanese companies already operating in Egypt and expressed the hope for a continued influx of Japanese investments, capitalizing on the promising investment opportunities within the Egyptian market
Abdel Aty underscored the need for a uniform standard when addressing human rights issues, avoiding double standards.
Abdelatty highlighted the worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza, specifically condemning the Israeli military operations in the northern side of the enclave
Egypt reiterated its firm stance against all unilateral and provocative measures and policies that jeopardize regional security and stability and inflame the situation across the region
He briefed lawmakers on the constants of Egypt's position regarding issues with a direct impact on its national as well as continental security and the national security, especially the developments in Sudan and the Horn of Africa, and Ethiopia's hydropower Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile
The meeting tackled the latest developments in Sudan, as well as Egypt's efforts to restore security and stability in the sisterly Arab country
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that Araghchi's visit aligns with Egypt's endeavors to prevent further escalation in the region and secure a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon
Blinken reaffirmed the United States' commitment to supporting Egyptian water security.
During a phone conversation with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs Badr Abdelatty stressed the urgent need for the international community to fulfill its responsibilities in securing an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza
"It is a mistake to think that Egypt will turn a blind eye or tolerate a threat to its existence," FM Abdelatty said, stressing that Ethiopia disregards the lives of the Egyptian and Sudanese people with GERD.
