Editor-in-Chief"Rose Al-Youssef": Egypt is pursuing a policy of strategic balance and steadfastness in positions supporting the rights of the Palestinian people
Journalist, Ayman Abdel Majeed, editor-in-chief of Rose Al-Youssef newspaper, said that anyone who believes that what is happening on the international scene in general and the Middle East region in particular is a mere coincidence is wrong, pointing out that the collision of devastating international conflicts is a reflection of the escalating state of intense competition between the poles. The most capable of reshaping the international system, and the efforts of each of them to draw a new geopolitical map that achieves its goals and interests in dominating the world economically, politically, and militarily.
Abdul Majeed added, in his article about the conflict to restore The formation of the international system and its geopolitical map, that this conflict between the great powers is not born today, but rather has its historical roots, its eternal rules, and its fixed and changing mechanisms, and powers and empires have often changed, and strategies, tactics and means have been inherited.
He explained that in light of this conflict, with declared goals, offensive and defensive tools and methods vary, with wars whose weapons are hybrid, between economic, military, ideological, and proxies, used for the goals of long-term attrition, and integrated offensive and defensive strategies.. saying that: " In light of all these economic, military and political conflicts, Egypt is pursuing a policy of strategic balance and steadfastness in nationalist positions that support the right of the Palestinian people to their independent state on the borders of June 4, 1967, with Jerusalem as its capital, and it sees, in light of the current situation and support from the countries “the breadwinners of the Israeli occupation”, There is no peace in the region except with the option of a two-state solution.
Abdel Majeed explained that President Sisi expressed Egypt’s position, in his speech the day before yesterday during the second expanded plenary session under the title “Strengthening Multisystem for equitable global development and security» At the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, he said: “Egypt firmly believes in the importance of strengthening a multilateral system, with the United Nations and its agencies at its heart, as it is the basic foundation for preserving the gains of peace, stability and development, and the strong guarantee for maintaining international peace and security.”
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