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Egypt has spared no effort in hosting many meetings of various political forces and all parties, and has stood neutral and at the same distance from everyone.
Italian Ambassador in Cairo Michele Quaroni said Monday that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s visit to Egypt last week was a turning point in relations between the two countries, as well as between Egypt and the EU.
The House of Representatives approved, during its general session on Tuesday, three bills allowing the petroleum minister to strike contracts for oil exploration in the Mediterranean Sea, Gulf of Suez and Western Desert.
The meeting, held in Cairo, is meant to support a Libyan-led and owned political solution alongside reinforcing the role of Libyan institutions in ensuring the constitutional and legal framework for holding presidential and parliamentary elections shortly.
Spanish Ambassador in Cairo Alvaro Iranzo Gutiérrez asserted his country is supporting the traditional role of Egypt in managing regional crises and promoting peace efforts.
The Speaker of Equatorial Guinea's Senate delivered a letter to the President from President Obiang, in which he expressed deep appreciation for Egypt and the Egyptian leadership, valued continuous progress in the course of relations between the two countries, and looked forward to strengthening bilateral relations at various levels.
The meeting noted the continuous development of the distinct relations between Egypt and France, whether at the official level between the two leaderships or at the popular level.
The meeting came as part of the delegation's visit to Cairo to consult on the most important issues of common concern, including multilateral international action, according to a statement by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
On Sunday, June 4, the sessions will tackle issues promoting civil work, the Freedom of Information Act, and the seats of lawmakers in the parliament’s two houses.
The two topics will be held in two sessions each; the first session of each topic will start at 11:00 a.m., while the second two sessions will convene at 3:00 p.m. parallelly, according to the National Dialogue’s Tuesday agenda.
et reviews the most prominent historic events between both countries.
The talks will take up ways of boosting joint relations between the two countries in several domains and international and regional issues of mutual concern.
Madbouly added that the launch of the third phase reflects the state's keenness to confront corruption and eradicate its roots.
Both Foreign Ministers will hold a bilateral meeting and then a joint press conference, the statement added.
In comments to the Cairo News channel, Saleh added that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi strongly stands by Libya and its people
Cavusoglu told reporters that Ankara and Cairo may resume diplomatic consultations led by deputy foreign ministers as part of the normalization process "soon."
"Egypt is the guarantor of the Palestinian cause," he added.
The move also falls within the framework of the efforts exerted by the Kingdom to regulate the entry of pilgrims from all countries around the world, he added.
It was agreed that the issues related to three axes of dialogue (Political, economic, and social) would be brought up for discussion weekly as each axe would be discussed once a week, the statement added.
He noted that there are voices outsides the country trying to criticize it and turning blind eyes to other positives in society.
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