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Amr Moussa's 90-Year Diplomatic Career
Egyptian diplomat Amr Moussa, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Secretary-General of the Arab League, celebrated his ninetieth birthday, marking more than six decades of a long and impactful career in Egyptian and Arab diplomacy. Moussa began his work at the Foreign Ministry in 1958 and held important positions such as Egypt's ambassador to India and its permanent representative to the United Nations, before becoming Foreign Minister in 1991, a position he held for ten years. During his tenure, the region experienced significant events like the Gulf War and developments in the Palestinian cause. In 2001, he was appointed Secretary-General of the Arab League for a decade, during which he managed key files such as the Arab Peace Initiative. He later participated in Egyptian political life and led the committee for constitutional amendments in 2013. His career was distinguished by his international relations and influence on major Arab issues, making him one of the most prominent diplomatic figures to witness significant regional and international transformations.
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