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Egyptian Foreign Minister emphasizes negotiation and dialogue for regional conflict resolution
via Egypt Today2 min read
During a phone call with Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stated that negotiation and dialogue are the only way to resolve ongoing regional conflicts. He highlighted that this approach helps de-escalate situations, promotes political solutions to avoid military escalation, and preserves freedom of international navigation. The call also covered strengthening bilateral relations, with Minister Abdelatty emphasizing Egypt's commitment to enhancing cooperation in various fields, including economic, trade, and investment. Discussions also touched on regional developments, including efforts to advance diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran, with Minister Abdelatty affirming Egypt's support for the negotiation process to solidify a ceasefire. Regarding the Palestinian issue, Minister Abdelatty praised Brazil's supportive stance and stressed the importance of ensuring humanitarian aid flow. The Brazilian Foreign Minister commended Egypt's role in regional peace and security and its efforts to resolve crises peacefully.
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