Sameh Shoukry, Egypt’s Foreign Minister (FM), said that his country is still working hard to resume negotiations between the Palestinians and Israelis.
He stressed that the Palestinian people deserve to get their legitimate national rights.
The minister participated in the quartet meeting of Foreign Ministers of both Jordan, France, and Germany convened today in Paris, the capital city of France.
Shoukry expressed hope that the international community should rub shoulders to terminate the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
It is worth noting that the Egyptian Foreign Minister took part today, Thursday, in the quartet ministerial meeting in Paris.
The four ministers discussed the peace process in the Middle East and how to find means to push the negotiations to achieve a political, just, comprehensive for the Palestinian Cause in light of resolutions of the international community.
Ambassador Ahmed Hafez, a spokesman of Egypt Foreign Ministry, tweeted on his account on Twitter that Shoukry met his counterpart of France, Jordan, and Germany in Paris today.
Minister Shoukry headed for Paris yesterday, Wednesday to take part in a slated meeting of FMs of France, Germany, and Jordan within the frame of ongoing efforts to discuss steps to push the peace process in the Middle East.
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