Amr Moussa Calls for Arab Unity Against Attacks on Saudi Arabia

Amr Moussa, the former Secretary-General of the Arab League and former Foreign Minister, stated that Arab countries must engage with the United States to address the current crises in the region, particularly the attacks on Saudi Arabia, as well as the events in the Red Sea, Sudan, and Libya. He emphasized that there are plans to redraw the Middle East, which impact Egypt, and called for an urgent Arab action to discuss these developments with the U.S. administration. Moussa underscored the importance of responding firmly to the attacks on Saudi Arabia and not remaining silent, emphasizing that Arab relations should be united, with their highest interests foremost. He clarified that solving the crises in Yemen, Iran, the Red Sea, and Egypt’s water security should be approached politically rather than militarily, given the existing Arab divisions. He also highlighted the need to restore the concept of a unified Arab stance, with particular focus on Egyptian-Saudi relations. Moussa predicted efforts to encourage Iran to move closer to the United States to form an alliance, which could diminish the importance of the Gulf region. He pointed out that these developments are part of a broader reshaping of the international system in favor of the West, in line with global and regional changes.

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