Egypt Stresses the Need to Launch a Sudanese-Led Political Process
Cairo – Mashawir
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed his country’s support for Sudan’s unity, territorial integrity, and national institutions.
This came during a phone call with Jonathan Powell, the United Kingdom’s National Security Adviser, on Monday, during which the two sides discussed bilateral relations between their countries.
Ambassador Nader Zaki, spokesperson for Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the call involved an exchange of views and assessments on regional and international developments.
The discussions also addressed the situation in Sudan, with the Egyptian Foreign Minister outlining the key principles guiding Egypt’s position on the Sudanese crisis. He reaffirmed Cairo’s support for Sudan’s unity, territorial integrity, and national institutions, while condemning the systematic targeting of civilians in Sudan by drones, which has also resulted in the destruction of several vital civilian facilities.
Abdelatty stressed the need to launch a political process led and owned by the Sudanese people.
