KUWAIT CITY, Nov. 24 (Xinhua) -- Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said Sunday that Egypt "stands with any Arab country facing aggression or threats from Israel," warning against dragging the region into a full-scale war.
Speaking at a press conference after his visit to Kuwait, Abdelatty criticized the international community's inaction that put the global system at risk amid Israeli aggression targeting women and children.
Reaffirming Egypt's commitment to international and regional efforts to end the aggression, he said, "the arrogance of power will not bring stability and security to Israel before the Palestinian people regain their legitimate and full rights."
He also noted a significant decline in revenues from the Suez Canal due to the escalation in the Red Sea that impacts global maritime traffic.
"The tensions in Gaza and Lebanon contribute to the militarization of the Red Sea, severely harming not only global trade but also Egypt's economy," he said.
The foreign minister applauded Egypt's "deep, historic, and strong ties with Kuwait at both official and popular levels," commending Kuwait's role in enhancing joint Arab action. ■
