CAIRO – The Minister of International Affairs, Ahmed Macallin Fiqi, has thanked the Egyptian authorities for its sturdy stance in defending Somalia’s territorial integrity and independence.
The assertion comes as tensions rise over a maritime settlement between Ethiopia and the northern areas of Somaliland, which Egypt has overtly opposed.
At a joint press convention in Cairo with Turkish International Minister Hakan Fidan, Egyptian International Minister Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s dedication to upholding Somalia’s nationalism and territorial sovereignty. Abdelatty confused Egypt’s full rejection of the contentious settlement, emphasizing the necessity to protect Somalia’s independence and unity.
The continued maritime dispute between Somalia and Ethiopia has strained relations between the 2 neighboring international locations, leading to a severed diplomatic relationship. Egypt’s help for Somalia serves as a vital demonstration of regional solidarity and a dedication to worldwide ideas of sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The Egyptian authorities’s agency opposition to the settlement underscores the intricate geopolitical dynamics at play within the Horn of Africa and highlights the significance of diplomatic options in resolving disputes and selling regional stability.
Because the worldwide neighborhood carefully follows the state of affairs, Egypt’s vocal help for Somalia sends a robust message of solidarity and reinforces the importance of respecting nationwide boundaries and the rule of regulation.
