On a Saturday morning report from the news outlet ‘Mogaz Masr’, Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty, held a significant phone conversation on Friday with Steve Wietkoff, the U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Affairs. This dialogue was framed within ongoing coordination efforts aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and addressing regional challenges.
During their discussion, they exchanged insights regarding the most recent nuclear negotiations held in Geneva between the United States and Iran. Abdelatty emphasized Cairo’s support for diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving lingering issues concerning Iran’s nuclear program. He highlighted the importance of continuing negotiations to prevent escalating tensions in the region.In this phone call, Abdelatty also stressed the necessity of finding solutions that would benefit all parties involved. The conversation further delved into the situation in the Gaza Strip, particularly the upcoming inaugural meeting of the so-called Peace Council in Gaza, which is set to take place in Washington.
The Egyptian Foreign Minister called for the acceleration of the implementation of the requirements related to the second phase of the U.S. President’s plan, urging full support for the National Committee managing the Gaza Strip. He underscored the critical need for establishing an international stabilizing force to ensure compliance with the ceasefire, a vital step toward facilitating efforts to improve conditions and rebuild Gaza.According to Mogaz Masr Steve Wietkoff expressed appreciation for Egypt’s active role in promoting regional security and stability during this vital phone dialogue.
