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Libyan writer and researcher Mohammed Omran Kashada believes Egypt’s media campaign against the Libyan–Turkish agreement, ratified by the Libyan House of Representatives on October 20, 2026, goes beyond criticism of the agreement and amounts to hostile rhetoric toward Libya—even though Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry had previously said it did not affect Egypt’s interests. The writer recalls historical Egyptian positions on Libya’s borders, questions why the agreement is being rejected, and urges Egyptian media to focus on challenges such as the war in Gaza, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, and the war in Sudan. He also points to an October 2026 announcement by Turkey’s defense minister that Egypt could gain a maritime area of 15,000 square kilometers through an agreement with Turkey—more than it might gain through a similar agreement with Greece.
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