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Egypt Today
11-04-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Today
Egypt's FM, Palestinian counterpart discuss efforts to reinstate ceasefire in Gaza
Egypt's Foreign Affairs and Emigration Bad Abdelatty shakes hands with his Palestinian counterpart Mohamed Mustafa on the sidelines of Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF2025) in Turkey on April 11, 2025 - press photo CAIRO – 11 April 2025: Egyptian Foreign Affairs and Emigration Bad Abdelatty and his Palestinian counterpart Mohamed Mustafa addressed the latest development regarding efforts to reinstate the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. The Foreign Ministers's meeting convened on the sidelines of his participation in Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF2025) in Turkey on Friday, said Egyptian Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Tamim Khallaf. Both sides also discussed Egypt's efforts to consolidate the ceasefire agreement and the ongoing negotiations to begin the second phase of the agreement. They, additionally, tackled efforts to support the Arab-Islamic plan for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip with international actors, and preparations related to the reconstruction conference hosted by Egypt in cooperation with the Palestinian government and the United Nations. The two Ministers discussed developments in the West Bank in light of the repeated military incursions into West Bank cities and camps. Abdelatty reiterated Egypt's categorical rejection of the displacement of Palestinians from their land and its commitment to preserving the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people. He emphasized the need to work to create the necessary political horizon for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the June 4, 1967, lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital. The ADF2025 convenes under the theme 'Reclaiming Diplomacy in a Fragmented World' on April 11-13. The forum gathers several officials, diplomats, policymakers, academic and business experts to discuss the role of diplomacy in finding out solutions to the conflicts and mediation strategies.
Middle East
23-03-2025
- Politics
- Middle East
OPEN// PM reaffirms Egypt's support for Palestinians, emphasizes Gaza reconstruction efforts
CAIRO, March 23 (MENA) – Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli reaffirmed Egypt's steadfast support for the Palestinian people and their efforts to rebuild the Gaza Strip. During the prime minister's meeting with Palestinian Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohamed Mustafa the two sides took up on ongoing efforts to maintain the ceasefire and rebuild the Gaza Strip. Palestinian ambassador to Cairo Diab Al-Louh took part in the meeting. The Egyptian premier said, the Gaza Strip reconstruction plan will involve further coordination with regional and international parties, as well as Palestinian counterparts, to finalize the implementation details. He also stressed crucial need to uphold the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip to halt further bloodshed of the Palestinian people and kickstart the early recovery and reconstruction efforts. Meanwhile, the Palestinian prime minister emphasized the importance of upholding a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip to ensure progress in the early recovery and reconstruction efforts. During the meeting, the Palestinian prime minister discussed ongoing coordination efforts with several Arab, Muslim countries, as well as international stakeholders regarding the Gaza Strip situation, in preparation for the Gaza Reconstruction Conference. At the end of the meeting, both sides agreed to continue consultations and coordination in the coming period to support efforts aimed at implementing the reconstruction plan and sustaining the ceasefire. (MENA) A H H/S A S
CAF
23-03-2025
- Sport
- CAF
2026 World Cup qualifiers: Sudan hold Senegal in goalless thriller to stay top of Group B
Published: Saturday, 22 March 2025 Sudan's remarkable run in the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers continued on Saturday evening as they held tournament favourites Senegal to a hard-fought 0-0 draw in Benghazi, Libya. The result keeps Sudan unbeaten and top of Group B with 11 points from five matches—two clear of Senegal and one ahead of DR Congo, who are second in the group. For the Lions of Teranga, the draw adds further pressure ahead of their clash with Togo on Tuesday. Despite their superior experience and firepower, Senegal struggled to break down a disciplined and resilient Sudanese side that has become the group's surprise package. The 2021 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations champions nearly made a perfect start when a mistake from Sudan goalkeeper Mohamed Mustafa in the opening minute gifted an opportunity, only for him to recover in time. The Lions dominated possession throughout, but Sudan looked the more dangerous on the counter. The best chance of the first half arguably fell to Sudan, as a forward skipped past Edouard Mendy in the 20th minute but fired wide with the goal gaping. At the other end, Senegal wasted a one-on-one opportunity and missed another close-range chance just before the break. Sudan came out with renewed confidence in the second half. Just three minutes after the restart, Mendy was called into action again—parrying a long-range effort before smothering the rebound under pressure. Sudan's penalty appeals were waved away after their attacker went down in the box following the follow-up. Senegal's golden moment came in the 54th minute when Sadio Mané acrobatically connected with a loose ball in the box, only to send his overhead kick over the bar with the Sudanese keeper beaten. Walieldin Khidir missed a glorious chance to win it for Sudan in the 76th minute, scuffing wide from inside the area. Mané again threatened at the other end four minutes later, but his shot was cleared off the line. Despite late pressure, neither side could find a winner, and the spoils were shared in a pulsating encounter that showcased Sudan's tactical discipline and Senegal's growing frustration. With this result, Sudan continue to dream of a first-ever World Cup appearance, while Senegal face an uphill battle to reclaim the group's top spot. The next round of fixtures on Tuesday could prove decisive.
Egypt Today
01-03-2025
- Politics
- Egypt Today
Egyptian, Palestinian PMs discuss draft of Gaza reconstruction plan ahead of Arab League Summit
Palestinians' houses have been destroyed by Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip- photo by Palestinian journalists in Gaza CAIRO – 1 March 2025: Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly and his Palestinian counterpart Mohamed Mustafa discussed the features of the post-war recovery and realy reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip, which will be presented at the Arab Summit due to conene on March 4, in Cairo. Mabdouly met with Mustafa at the Egyptian Cabinet headquarters in Cairo. The meeting was attended Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, and Palestinian Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Dr. Wael Zaqout, in the presence of Ambassador Diab Al-Louh, Ambassador of Palestine to Egypt. Mohamed El-Homsany, the official spokesman for the Egyptian Cabinet, stated that the meeting discussed coordination efforts between the Egyptian and Palestinian sides to follow up on the completion of the drafting of the reconstruction plan, in preparation for presenting it to the emergency Arab summit scheduled to be held on March 4, in addition to coordination with international humanitarian institutions to contribute to early recovery and reconstruction efforts. The Egyptian Prime Minister affirmed Egypt's steadfast support for the Palestinians and their legitimate rights, especially the right to self-determination and the independence of the Palestinian state on the lines of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital. Madbouly noted that the Egyptian government has prepared an integrated plan for early recovery and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, while keeping Palestinian citizens in the Strip during the reconstruction process. He also stressed that Egypt is exerting teremndous effort to support the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian people, whether through continuing efforts to implement the ceasefire agreement in all its stages, or reconstruction in the Gaza Strip. For his part, the Prime Minister of Palestine praised the Egyptian efforts to support the Palestinian people, their legitimate rights, and efforts to rebuild the Gaza Strip, as well as the efforts made by all Egyptian state institutions.
