Arab League: The Challenges Encountered In The Light Of The Multiple Crises In The Region
Hasnaa Tammam Kamal More than 75 years after the founding of Arab League, the role of international organizations has increased, especially the role of the Arab League. While commending the United Nations initiative to resolve the crisis in Sudan, calling on the parties in Libya to hold elections as soon as possible, welcoming the results […]
Prepared by: Radwa Ramadan El-Sherif Turkey welcomes the New Year and hopes that it will complete the steps of openness initiated by some countries or those initiated by its side. Turkish presidential representative Ibrahim Kalin confirmed that 2022 will be the year of “New regional initiatives and openness “, and will witness an acceleration […]
the Geopolitical Files The world is anxious about a question regarding the situation in Ethiopia. On a different level, the Arab world and Africa are concerned with two issues. What is the consequence of this conflict in the Horn of Africa, and the outcome of the “the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) ” file in light of […]
Hussein El Mobayad On Monday the 3rd of January, his excellency ambassador Mohamed El-Orabi, Chairman of the Board of Trustees for SHAF Center for Future Studies and Crisis Analysis; addressed a delegation of African Journalists in a lecture on ‘the Egyptian-African Relations’. The lecture was the first among a series of lectures throughout the month, hosted […]
Lobna hany Introduction The Horn of Africa is a highly crucial area to superpowers, they tend to compete over it leading to several conflicts. It is a hot spot area where huge conflicts are taking place leading to humanitarian disasters and other several issues. Nonetheless, each state is trying to guarantee the security of its […]
Rabaa Wazeer Following more than eight years of cooperation between France and the African Sahel (coast) countries in the areas of security and counter-terrorism, the French government was able to provide the region with a number of troops to participate in military operations in light of the region’s limited capacity relative to the threat encountered. […]
Hassnaa Tammam Kamal The visit of the Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sameh Shoukry, to Riyadh, which took place in preparation for the forty-second Gulf Summit, reflects the high-level coordination and effective communication between Egypt and its partners in the Arabian Gulf. To ensure that Egyptian-Gulf relations are well established and strong at all levels, […]
Hussein El–Mobayad Despite a global economic downturn in the wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic and its variants, The People’s Republic of China seems to remain ahead of the curve, displaying adaptability to this new reality with continued economic growth projected at 8% this year.[1] Early success in local immunisation and the containment of the virus […]
Published by: Radwa Ramadan El-Sherif Last Saturday, Libya’s High National Elections Commission (HNEC (announced the delay in publishing the final list of the presidential candidates, quoting its plans on judicial and legal procedures related to the electoral process. “The Commission will adopt some judicial procedures in communication with the Supreme Judicial Council, and legal procedures […]
Rabaa Wazeer The Middle East, in particular, and the world in general, have gained momentum in recent events, with the commencement of the 7th round of negotiations. The Iranian side’s recent movement has become a source of concern for the international community, as it has accelerated the pace of its nuclear programme. It has also […]