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عين ليبيا
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's statements focused on reaffirming the interconnectedness of Egypt's national security with the security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries. He emphasized a firm rejection of any threats to the kingdom's security, borders, or the Red Sea and international maritime passages. He clarified that the stability of Sudan, Libya, and Palestine is fundamental to Arab and Egyptian security. He also stressed that resolving the Palestinian issue requires establishing an independent Palestinian state, calling for respect for the peace treaty with Israel and vigilance in protecting national interests. Additionally, he underscored his rejection of amending the Egyptian constitution, which had been previously approved, warning against efforts to destabilize internal stability. He urged citizens to work and exercise patience in building the nation. During his speech, Sisi revisited the experiences of Sadat and economic reforms, explaining that nation-building is a collective responsibility and that maintaining institutions and stability is a top priority. He assured that Egypt has no desire to occupy other lands and that its primary goal remains safeguarding its security and stability.
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