The cabinet denied rumors on sea water recession on Egyptian coasts. In a statement on Saturday 27/7/2024, it denied the possibility of imminent destructive hurricanes. It clarified that the National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research dismissed the claims of tsunami-like effects from large Mediterranean earthquakes. The lowering of water levels at those shores is a natural phenomenon linked to climate change and tidal movements, not indicative of imminent destructive hurricanes, it added. The cabinet urged citizens to turn a deaf ear to such rumors and obtain information from official sources. Source: State Information Service Egypt
Dbeibah Engages with Sahel-Saharan Officials to Strengthen Bilateral Relations
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Tripoli:Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah of Libya’s Government of National Unity has affirmed the country’s dedication to bolstering relationships with African nations. The commitment includes expanding cooperation and coordination to support securit…