Sameh Shoukry, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, confirmed that his country has been keen to work intensively to restore calm in the Palestinian territories, and is currently working to stabilize the ceasefire between the two sides.
And he said during his talks with Nikos Christodoulides, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus today, Saturday, that the absence of any real horizon for the peace process may lead to the continuation of renewed conflict between the two parties, which requires intensifying international efforts to re-launch the course of negotiations as soon as possible.
Ahmed Hafez, the official spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, revealed that the “Cypriot” minister listened to Minister Shukry’s presentation about what happened Egypt has made moves to stop the military escalation between the Palestinian and Israeli sides.
He added that “Shukri” and “Christodoulides” praised the strength and durability of the bilateral relations of a strategic nature, the friendship bonds between the two countries, as well as the continuous cooperation and coordination. In various aspects of bilateral cooperation at various levels. The two ministers also agreed on the importance of expediting the implementation of joint projects in the energy field and strengthening tourism cooperation between Egypt and Cyprus.
Ambassador Ahmed Hafez concluded his remarks by noting that the two ministers discussed all regional files and issues of common interest, especially Libya and East. The Mediterranean, where visions were exchanged in this regard, with an emphasis on continuing consultations between them during the coming period.
