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US Arab-Africa Adviser: No unilateral Nile Actions
The meeting between Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Abdel-Aty and Trump's Advisor for Arab and African Affairs, Mussaad Puls, discussed Egypt's relations with the United States, with a focus on strengthening the strategic partnership and expanding cooperation in the fields of politics, economics, and investment. The conversation also reaffirmed Egypt's principles regarding water security on the Nile River, with Abdel-Aty emphasizing the need to respect international law and reject unilateral actions. The talks touched upon developments in Libya and the necessity of supporting Libyan unity and sovereignty, as well as the escalation of tensions in the Horn of Africa region, warning against Israel's recognition of Somaliland and its role in threatening regional stability. Additionally, Egypt’s support for the unity of Sudan and the integrity of its territory was highlighted, along with the emphasis on political settlement through dialogue.
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