Egypttoday Egypt Calls for Halt to Foreign Interference in Sudan Amid Ongoing Crisis
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- •Egypt's Foreign Minister calls for an end to foreign interference in Sudan.
- •The crisis in Sudan is critical for Egypt due to its geographical proximity.
- •Egypt emphasizes adherence to international law in maritime access discussions.
Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty emphasized the need for a complete halt to foreign interference in Sudan's crisis, which he identifies as a primary driver of instability. This statement follows a series of discussions aimed at supporting a Sudanese-led political process. Abdelatty highlighted Egypt's core foreign policy principles, including the rejection of militarization in the Red Sea and the assertion of littoral states' governance responsibilities. The ongoing conflict in Sudan is of critical importance to Egypt as a direct neighbor, and various proposals are being discussed to end the conflict. The situation remains tense, with the potential for further escalation if foreign involvement continues. Abdelatty's remarks were made during the third Russia-Africa Summit, indicating Egypt's active role in regional diplomacy.
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