Egypt rejects recognition of Somaliland in talks with Somali foreign minister

Egypt's foreign minister stated that recognising Somaliland would violate Somalia's unity and sovereignty during a phone call with his Somali counterpart on Saturday.

Badr Abdelatty, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates, affirmed Egypt's complete rejection of any measures compromising Somali territorial integrity. The statement came during the call with Somalia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdisalam Abdi Ali.

Abdelatty reiterated Cairo's full support for Somalia's national institutions, unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity. He also stressed Egypt's commitment to Somalia's security and stability.

The ministers discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and reviewed internal developments in Somalia as well as regional issues in the Horn of Africa. Abdisalam Abdi Ali expressed appreciation for Egypt's political, developmental and security support and affirmed plans to continue coordination on shared issues.

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Egyptian and Djiboutian foreign ministers discussed regional security during a phone call on Sunday and rejected unilateral actions that could undermine state sovereignty.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Foreign ministers from 16 Arab and Muslim countries issued a joint statement condemning the opening of a so-called Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem as illegal and unacceptable.

Ethiopia and Somalia leaders held talks on bilateral and regional issues. Their cooperation contributes to peace and stability in the region.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Ethiopia's Foreign Ministry stated that Egypt has long interfered to block development in regional countries. Spokesperson Ambassador Nebiyat Getachew made the remarks during a press briefing.

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