Top 10 Messages of Sisi's Speech at UNGA 75- Infographic

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi delivered Egypt speech before the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Tuesday.

Sisi's speech focused on Egypt’s vision and its stances towards the latest regional and international developments, especially in the domains of preserving world peace and security as well as fighting terrorism.

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SEE News Sums up Sisi's major ten messages in the following lines as follows:

It is no longer acceptable that the binding Security Council resolutions in the field of combating terrorism would not be effectively implemented.

It is regrettable that the international community continues to turn a blind eye to the support a handful of countries provide to terrorists.

Egypt’s keenness to establish international peace and security aims to spare the people the scourge of armed conflicts.

Egypt adheres to the path of political settlement in Libya led by the United Nations.

Egypt will confront the continuous fighting and act of crossing the red line represented in Sirte – Jufra line in defense of its national security and the safety of its people.

Realizing the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people is a must to establish their independent state, the capital of which is Eastern Jerusalem.

It’s time to take a firm stand in order to end the crisis in Yemen.

Regarding the Renaissance Dam issue, many efforts unfortunately did not yield the desired results.

The River Nile is not restricted to a party and its waters are considered a matter of survival for Egyptians without infringing our brothers’ rights.

The grave crisis sparked by the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic necessitates offering support to developing countries especially Africa.