Foreign ministry closely following up conditions of Egyptian nationals in Iran
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Emigration, and Expatriates Badr Abdelatty held contacts on Sunday, June 15, 2025, with the Egyptian diplomatic mission in Tehran to check on the safety and well-being of Egyptian nationals residing in various cities across Iran.
This comes amid heightened regional tensions and military escalation. Abdelatty instructed the mission to provide full support and care to all members of the Egyptian community and to remain vigilant in light of the evolving situation.
The Egyptian mission in Tehran said all Egyptian nationals are safe and have not been harmed as a result of the military strikes on Iran. The top diplomat directed the diplomatic staff to maintain round-the-clock contacts and strengthen communication channels with the Egyptian community, to respond promptly to any issues that may arise, and to continue closely monitoring and assessing developments on the ground.
Also, the foreign ministry issued an advisory requesting all Egyptian nationals in Iran to keep cautious and remain in safe locations and to immediately report any difficulties to the Egyptian mission.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Egypt Today
an hour ago
- Egypt Today
Egypt's Foreign Minister Discusses Regional Escalation with Palestinian, Tunisian, and Czech Counterparts
CAIRO – 16 June 2025: Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Dr. Badr Abdelatty, held separate phone calls with his counterparts from Palestine, Tunisia, and the Czech Republic to address the ongoing regional escalation, particularly the confrontation between Israel and Iran, and the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. On Monday, June 16, Dr. Abdelatty spoke with Dr. Mohamed Mostafa, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Palestine. The two officials discussed the latest developments in Gaza and the broader implications of Israel's recent military actions against Iran. During the call, Abdelatty reviewed Egypt's sustained efforts—carried out in coordination with Qatar and the United States—to resume the ceasefire in Gaza and facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid. He strongly condemned Israel's policies of collective punishment and starvation, describing them as grave violations of international humanitarian law. He also underscored the need to uphold the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state based on the two-state solution. The minister warned that the accelerating military confrontation between Israel and Iran poses serious threats to regional security and stability. He stressed Egypt's ongoing diplomatic engagement to de-escalate tensions and promote political and diplomatic solutions. In a separate conversation with Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti, Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt's commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation across various sectors, especially economic, trade, and investment partnerships. He emphasized the importance of joint efforts to achieve shared development goals, in line with the directives of the two nations' leaderships. Both ministers agreed to build on existing frameworks for cooperation, including regular meetings of joint committees, particularly the Political Consultation Committee at the foreign ministers' level. They also reiterated the importance of deepening Egyptian-Tunisian ties as a cornerstone of broader Arab cooperation. Regional developments, particularly in Gaza, were also discussed. Abdelatty briefed his Tunisian counterpart on Egypt's diplomatic efforts to restore calm and ensure the uninterrupted flow of humanitarian assistance to Gaza. The two ministers expressed concern over the consequences of continued escalation between Israel and Iran and stressed the importance of unified efforts to defuse tensions and pursue political resolutions to the region's crises. Additionally, Minister Abdelatty received a call from Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský. The discussion highlighted the positive trajectory of Egyptian-Czech relations in recent years, with Abdelatty expressing hopes for increased Czech investment and deepened trade and tourism ties. Their conversation also focused on the worsening situation in Gaza and the broader regional instability driven by the Israel-Iran conflict. Abdelatty reiterated Egypt's call for de-escalation to avoid a broader regional crisis. In response, Lipavský expressed appreciation for the strength of bilateral ties and affirmed the Czech Republic's commitment to enhancing cooperation with Egypt. He also requested Egyptian assistance in facilitating the evacuation of Czech nationals from Israel amid the deteriorating security situation.
Daily News Egypt
3 hours ago
- Daily News Egypt
Egypt, Uganda foreign ministers discuss strengthening ties
Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Badr Abdelatty, and Uganda's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Henry Oryem Okello, discussed strengthening bilateral relations and coordinating on issues of mutual interest during a phone call on Monday. The call saw an exchange of views on methods to advance relations between Egypt and Uganda across various fields. The ministers focused on economic and investment cooperation, as well as technical and developmental areas, including infrastructure and energy projects. They also addressed the importance of activating existing cooperation mechanisms to further develop relations. During the call, Minister Abdelatty stressed the importance of arranging the second round of political and technical consultations between Egypt and Uganda at the earliest opportunity. He stated that these talks, involving the foreign and irrigation ministers of both nations, would contribute to advancing bilateral cooperation and achieving the sustainable, mutual interests of both countries. The Egyptian minister noted the importance of building on the cooperation achieved in recent years and exploring new opportunities to expand their partnership for the benefit of the people of both nations. The two ministers concluded the call by affirming their commitment to continued consultation and coordination in the coming period. They agreed to work on preparing for high-level mutual visits, which would help advance the course of their bilateral relations and reflect the historic ties between the two countries.
Middle East
3 hours ago
- Middle East
OPEN// President Sisi affirms keenness on furthering cooperation with IFC
CAIRO, June 15 (MENA) - President Abdel Fattah El Sisi on Sunday emphasized Egypt's keenness on strengthening collaboration with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), particularly in light of the ongoing regional developments that pose formidable challenges for development programs. President Sisi made the remarks during a meeting with Managing Director of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) Makhtar Diop, who agreed with the president on the importance of boosting cooperation and stressed the IFC's commitment to maintaining fruitful cooperation with Egypt. The meeting was attended by Vice President and General Counsel for IFC Ethiopis Tafara and Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation Rania al Mashat. During the meeting, President Sisi praised IFC's cooperative relations with Egypt over the past years, according to Presidential Spokesman Mohamed el Shennawy. The meeting explored opportunities for joint efforts to enhance investment flows into Egypt and to facilitate financing for the private sector. President Sisi underscored the importance of providing competitive financing rates to reduce costs. He noted that Egypt is adopting a series of policies as well as structural and economic reforms aimed at maintaining financial and economic stability. The President affirmed that the state is committed to boosting the private sector's role in economic activity and development and is working to bolster private sector confidence in the economy by offering numerous tax and customs facilities to reduce costs and streamline procedures. Additionally, the government is launching initiatives aimed at increasing exports, developing productive and service activities, and expanding public-private partnership projects. For his pasrt, IFC's managing director lauded Egypt's economic reform measures, which enhance investor confidence and improve the investment climate. He asserted that joint programs between both parties will continue to further advance cooperation and support the competitiveness of the Egyptian economy. (MENA) A A E/M O H
