Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry asserted on Wednesday 3/1/2024 the nation's outright rejection of any form of Palestinians' displacement or the elimination of the Palestinian issue, emphasizing that such proposals fail to foster regional stability. Shoukry conveyed this stance during his meeting with a US delegation, led by Senator Johnny Ernst, currently touring Egypt as part of a broader regional itinerary, as outlined by Ahmed Abu Zeid, foreign ministry spokesperson. Highlighting the urgency of humanitarian aid reaching Palestinians in sufficient quantities, Shoukry anticipated the full implementation of Security Council Resolution 2720. Thus, he emphasized, is crucial for the prompt and sustainable delivery of aid, addressing the humanitarian needs of the sector Shoukry reiterated the imperative of halting the targeting of civilians and violence perpetrated by Israeli settlers, stressing the immediate and comprehensive necessity of a ceasefire. He called upon influential internatio nal actors, including the United States, to fulfill their responsibilities in curbing Israeli violations in Gaza, urging accurate identification and accountability of those responsible. In addressing the escalating regional conflict, particularly in Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, Shoukry cautioned about the revealed dangers in recent developments. He underscored the Red Sea's vital role in ensuring the smooth and secure movement of global trade. Discussions during the meeting encompassed various regional issues. Source: State Information Service Egypt
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