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Egypt issues Gaza, Nile, Sudan stance
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly, in a speech before the United Nations, pointed out that the Palestinian issue reflects the imbalance in the international system and the selective neglect of rules. He emphasized that the suffering of the Palestinian people should not become an accepted reality or an ongoing crisis. He called for a ceasefire in Gaza, the completion of the Israeli withdrawal, and the safe entry of humanitarian aid. He also stressed the importance of supporting the Palestinian government in managing its affairs, while preserving the unity of Palestinian territories with East Jerusalem as their capital within the framework of a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders. Additionally, he reaffirmed Egypt's rejection of the forced displacement of Palestinians, stating that regional stability depends on ending occupation and achieving a just peace that guarantees Palestinian rights. Regarding regional issues, he underscored the necessity of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states, rejecting the disintegration of countries or support for militias. He affirmed that water security for Egypt is a "existential issue," and that the resources of the Nile River should be a domain of cooperation. He called for binding agreements in accordance with international law to achieve this, asserting Egypt’s right to protect its water security. He also pointed out that the Sudan crisis goes beyond military clashes and affects civilian security, warning against the risks of disbanding Sudanese state institutions.
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