Egypt, Italy call for intensified efforts to restore Libya’s security, stability

MENA , Monday 30 Dec 2019

Shoukry had a phone call on Monday with Di Maio as part of ongoing consultations between Egypt and Italy on the Libyan crisis

Egypt
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry (Al-Ahram)

Related
Egypt's Sisi discusses Libyan crisis with France's Macron in phone call
Egypt's Sisi holds cabinet meeting on counter-terrorism, Libya, GERD
Libyan National Army lauds Egypt’s efforts to maintain Libya's security

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his Italian counterpart Luigi Di Maio have stressed that efforts should be intensified to restore security and stability in Libya and rejected any foreign military intervention in the Arab country.

Shoukry had a phone call on Monday with Di Maio as part of ongoing consultations between Egypt and Italy on the Libyan crisis. 

They reviewed the latest developments in the situation in Libya, spokesman for the foreign ministry Ahmed Hafez said. 

The two top diplomats reaffirmed that any foreign military interference would hinder efforts to reach a comprehensive political settlement to the crisis.

Short link:

 

Also In Politics

# Egypt remains a pillar of stability in the region: PM Madbouly
# Mostaqbal Watan party retains dominance in Egypt parliament committees’ elections
# National Dialogue holds emergency session for supporting Egypt position amid regional escalations
# Egypt's National Dialogue convenes Monday to outline sessions on national security and foreign policy
# Egypt adopts balanced, objective approach without compromising security: El-Sisi
# National Dialogue praises El-Sisi, Public Prosecution for releasing 151 pretrial detainees
# Egypt prosecution releases new batch of 151 pretrial detainees
# PM Madbouly unveils initiatives on energy, strategic commodities, economic stability
#