Foreign Minister warns against Nile unilateral moves
The article focused on Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry's reaffirmation of Egypt's firm stance on the Nile River, emphasizing the necessity of respecting international law and rejecting any unilateral measures that could hinder Egypt’s water security. It also covered meetings with Trump’s top Arab and African advisor, Mustafa Boulos, which concentrated on strengthening the strategic partnership between Egypt and the United States and supporting economic and investment cooperation in Africa, especially in light of Egypt’s efforts to promote stability and unity in Libya and Sudan. Shoukry underscored the importance of de-escalation in the Horn of Africa region and addressed the negative impact of Israel’s violations of international law through its recognition of “Somaliland,” warning of the regional instability such steps could threaten.
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