Fatshimetrie: Meeting between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigration, Badr Abdelatty, and the former Minister of Tourism and UNESCO candidate for the position of Director General, Khaled Anani, to establish an action plan for the nomination campaign.
As part of the periodic follow-up of the Egyptian nomination file for the position, Abdelatty received Anani on Saturday 21/12/2024 to learn about the latest developments in the campaign.
During this meeting, the international support of France and Brazil for Egypt’s candidacy for the position was discussed, said the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tamim Khallaf.
Anani presented the results of the intensive tours organized recently by the ministry in several countries in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa, during which he met with senior officials to hear the priorities of each country in relation to UNESCO fields, the spokesperson added.
He expressed his gratitude to all state bodies, especially the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Egyptian delegation to UNESCO, as well as all Egyptian embassies, for the efforts made in the framework of its candidacy.
This meeting shows Egypt’s determination to defend its candidacy and mobilize international support to increase its chances of success. It is essential to emphasize the importance of diplomacy and dialogue in promoting national interests in the international arena.
The UNESCO nomination process is a crucial issue for Egypt, which seeks to strengthen its commitment to preserving the world’s cultural and natural heritage. Anani’s candidacy represents an opportunity for Egypt to play a leading role in promoting international cooperation in education, culture and science.
In conclusion, the meeting between Abdelatty and Anani underlines the importance of collaboration between government departments and international representatives to promote Egypt’s interests on the world stage. This is a concrete example of Egypt’s commitment to multilateralism and international cooperation to address global challenges.