Amr Moussa Urges Egypt-Saudi Pact

Amr Moussa, the former Secretary-General of the Arab League and former Foreign Minister, called for the establishment of a strategic alliance between Egypt and Saudi Arabia that includes political and defense coordination, aimed at boosting Arab countries' ability to handle regional transformations. He explained that cooperation between Cairo and Riyadh could shift regional balances, emphasizing the need to expand this alliance to include other Arab nations to confront current challenges, especially the escalation in the Middle East. He also highlighted the importance of dialogue with Iran, stating that clear and serious understanding with Tehran is essential to finding solutions to crises in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iraq. Regarding relations with Israel, Moussa affirmed that peace is possible and should be comprehensive, with a focus on Palestinian rights. He criticized statements by Israeli leaders, warning that escalation in Gaza would have negative repercussions across the entire region, and stressed that Egypt cannot handle the explosive situation alone.

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