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Egypt : land for peace principle for fair Mideast peace PDF Print E-mail
Written by Egypt News   
Thursday, 29 November 2007
Egypt Egyptian Foreign Minister Mr. Ahmed Abou el-GheitEgyptian Foreign Minister Mr. Ahmed Abou el-Gheit told the US-sponsored peace conference on Tuesday that Egypt will play its role in helping the Palestinians and Israelis overcome obstacles facing the peace process
Abou el-Geit said Peace which the Arab world aspires for and which Egypt took the initial step to achieve should be fair and balanced.
Peace also should be based on mutual obligations between the two sides; security for security and land for peace, he added.
Egyptian minister said that such peace could last, be further consolidated.
The Egyptian top diplomat warned of ignoring the devastating impact of the continued Arab-Israeli conflict on peace, security and stability, not only of the Middle East, but also of the world.
Abou el-Gheit went on, saying the peace issue cannot be put off any longer.
He will accentuate during the conference the necessity of achieving overall and just peace and the importance of reviving peace efforts on the Syrian and Lebanese tracks, in order for Arab states to be able to restore their occupied lands.
Speaking to representatives from 40 countries, including 16 Arab states, Egyptian minister declared that the Middle East peace process includes two more important tracks, namely the Syrian and Lebanese, which should be revived as soon as possible and with the same earnestness.
He added that negotiations that could result in restoring the lands of both countries might prepare the ground for a comprehensive peace in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Ambassador Suleiman Awwad, the Egyptian Presidential spokesman said Egypt will judge the Annapolis meeting according to the results it will reach.
Egypt is taking part in the conference out of its keenness on taking part in any forum that addresses the issue of the Palestinian-Israeli peace, tackles the suffering of the Palestinians and achieves the dream of the independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem assuring as its capital, Awwad added.
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