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Egypt-EU Discuss Latest Developments in Libya

March 7, 2022
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On Saturday, the Egypt Ambassador to the European Union, Badr Abdel-Aty met with the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, David McAllister.

A statement issued by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said that the meeting focused on the regional role played by Egypt to achieve security and stability in Libya, Syria, and the Sahel region.

In February, Egyptian President Egyptian President Abdel-Fatah El-Sisi and the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, agreed on the need to enhance channels of consultation on Libya

During a meeting in Brussel, they discussed Egyptian-EU coordination on a number of regional issues, according to Presidential Spokesman, Bassam Radi.

Radi added that the two leaders agreed to continue supporting a political settlement in Libya.

Notably, Egypt welcomed the steps taken by the Libyan Parliament, in consultation with the High Council of State (HCS), regarding the appointment of Fathi Bashagha as the country’s new Prime Minister.

In a statement, the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Hafez said that Egypt has “confidence in the ability of the new Libyan government to expel all mercenaries and foreign forces out of the country, preserve Libya’s unity and sovereignty, and pave the way for holding elections.”

Hafez affirmed that Egypt is closely following the developments in Libya, and stressed that the “settlement of the Libyan crisis remains in the hands of the Libyan people alone, without any foreign interference.”

He pointed out that the Libyan Parliament remains the only elected legislative body that is entrusted with enacting laws, granting legitimacy to the executive authority, and exercising oversight.

Hafez claimed that Cairo will also remain in contact with all Libyan parties, with the aim of “unifying views, ensuring regional security and stability, meeting the aspirations of the Libyan people, supporting comprehensive national reconciliation, and unifying state institutions.”

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