Egyptian Foreign Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri on Tuesday lauded Qatar's ambassador to the Arab League and described his remarks as rhetoric.
Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi defended Doha's position during the meeting of the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States at the level of foreign ministers. He said that the four countries of the province have changed their objectives of stopping support for terrorism to change the regime. Iran is a "decent country".
Shukri said: "His speech is a polemics, an inappropriate speech and low terms."

"We all know the Qatari history of supporting terrorism and the provision of weapons and funds to extremist elements in Libya, Syria, Yemen and inside Egypt, and led to the martyrdom of many," he said. Of the sons of Egypt. "
The Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, accompanied by his Qatari counterpart Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, held a brief dialogue before taking a picture and taking a commemorative picture in a shot that aroused the speculation of the two expatriates. About what happened between them.

For its part, the network "CNN" that it could not verify the content of the dialogue, where they went to say that Turkish Foreign Minister Mouloud Javishoglu asked his Qatari counterpart to shake hands with the Saudi Foreign Minister, but the latter did not extend his hand to complete the handshake.

It is noteworthy that this meeting is the first between al-Jubeir and his Qatari counterpart since the beginning of the Gulf crisis and the announcement of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain, along with Egypt cut off relations with Qatar, which Doha called the "blockade."
Ambassador Sameh Shukri, Egyptian Foreign Minister, said that Egypt has close relations with the United States of America, and we hope that we will continue to coordinate with each other.

Shukri said during his private remarks on the sidelines of his meetings in the United Nations General Assembly of the Extra-News space that the Secretary-General of the United Nations invited Egypt to attend a meeting on Libya and that Egypt looks forward to playing a major role in providing the common ground and atmosphere for the brothers. Libya for understanding and coordination among them.

Shukri added that the latest form of Egyptian attempts to provide the common ground for the brothers in Libya was a meeting of the military on their various affiliations in Libya and their agreement on the importance of unifying the Libyan army and working on the compatibility of institutions to play their role in the fight against terrorism.

"The four countries calling for the fight against terrorism are demanding a change of course for national policies to protect themselves from what they have endured in recent years," Shukri said.

"Egypt has borne a lot and offered many martyrs to protect Egypt and the world, and the four countries have the right to take the measures they deem appropriate to protect their people," Shukri said.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said on Wednesday that there should be a firm stance on national interventions and policies. In a press conference at the Iraqi Foreign Ministry with his counterpart Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Shukri said he briefed the Iraqi side on the crisis with Qatar, stressing the need to stop funding and support terrorism. He added that the international community must cooperate to fight terrorism and not to exploit terrorism politically. He added that "the achievement of the liberation of Mosul is attributed to the Iraqi people, and Egypt supports Iraq in efforts to combat the phenomenon of terrorism." Shukri added that "there must be a firm stance on the role and national policies," pointing out that "the international community to cooperate to fight the duel and not to exploit terrorism politically."
Shukri said that "the more strengthened the capabilities of Iraq and Egypt is a balance added to them," pointing out that "his country seeks and in cooperation with the Iraqi government to involve Egyptian institutions concerned with the reconstruction of liberated areas." Foreign Minister Ahmed Abu Zeid said in a press statement that Minister Shukri held a strategic dialogue with his Iraqi counterpart on ways to enhance bilateral relations. The two sides expressed their aspiration to strengthen and strengthen the Egyptian-Iraqi relations. The two sides reviewed their vision of the situation in the Arab region And highlighted the challenges it faces, particularly external interventions by some regional powers in the region, the spread of terrorism and extremist organizations, and the reform of the League of Arab States. Earlier today, Shukri arrived in the capital Baghdad for an official visit, where he met with President Fuad Masum and ministers Haider al-Abadi and discussed with them the relations between the two countries and developments in the region.