Egypt has intensified diplomatic outreach to regional and international partners to support de-escalation and revive US-Iran negotiations. Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty held calls with counterparts from Oman, Pakistan, Kuwait, Brazil, and Canada. The discussions emphasized Gulf security and protection of global navigation routes.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty conducted a series of calls with counterparts to promote political solutions amid regional tensions.
In his discussion with Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi, the two reviewed efforts to restart negotiations, stressing diplomacy as the key path to a ceasefire, ending the conflict, and regional stability without further military escalation.
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar emphasized pushing for a second round of US-Iran talks, with both sides viewing dialogue as the best way to reduce tensions and pave the way for a broader settlement.
Abdelatty expressed Egypt’s full solidarity with Kuwait following a recent drone attack on northern border sites, stating that Gulf security is integral to Egypt’s national security and highlighting risks to international navigation and energy corridors. Talks with Brazil’s Mauro Vieira and Canada’s Anita Anand covered bilateral ties and regional issues, with Egypt reiterating support for renewed US-Iran negotiations.
On the Palestinian issue, Egypt called for advancing the second phase of the US plan, ensuring humanitarian aid reaches Gaza, and rejecting Israeli violations in the West Bank. International partners praised Cairo’s diplomatic role in containing tensions and pursuing peace.
