Egyptian Senate Speaker: Saudi Security Is Part of Egypt's National Security
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Egyptian Senate Speaker Counselor Osama El-Din Farid affirmed that the security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Arab Gulf states is an essential part of Egypt's national security. He said that defending Saudi Arabia is considered an extension of Arab national security.
Counselor Osama El-Din Farid explained that the Egyptian position does not target Yemen. He pointed out that Egypt views the stability and security of Arab states in an integrated manner, because threats facing one state can affect the entire region.
Readers in Saudi Arabia are interested in these statements because they reflect the close relationship between the two countries and cooperation among Arab states on security issues. The concept of national security means protecting the state and its essential interests from any internal or external danger.
Arab security relations remain an important issue for the region. Media outlets are following developments on this file, and officials may provide further clarification in the coming days regarding their countries' positions.
Sources: عكاظ
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