Egypt

Mr. Badawi A/31/PV.50 Nov. 1, 1976

The representative of Israel spoke for the first time on this item after keeping silent for many years and, "although his participation is surprising and unconvincing to the extent that it actually did not need a reply, Egypt has deemed it its duty as an African country that takes pride in belonging…

Mr. Abdel Meguid A/31/PV.31 Aug. 19, 1976

Pressure of work forced Mr. Ismail Fahm)',headof the Egyptian delegation and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, to stay in Cairo, and he has asked meto deliver thisstatementon hisbehalf. 2. I have the pleasure to address this Assembly at its thirty-f11'St session under the pres…

Mr. Abdel Meguid A/31/PV.35 Nov. 12, 1975

The problem before the General Assembly at this moment is of capital importance. In asking to speak this morning, Egypt was prompted by some very important considerations. 5. First, Egypt and the Comorian State have close ties of friendship and brotherhood. Furthermore, the Comoros' candidature for…

Mr. Abdel Meguid A/31/PV.66 Nov. 10, 1975

First of all, it gives us pleasure to greet Mr.Kaddoumi, the head of the delegation of the PLO and the other members of that delegation who are taking part in the General Assembly debate on Palestine. As we greet the role of the PLO and its constructive efforts to achieve a just solution of the Pale…

Mr. Moussa A/37/PV.92 June 5, 1967

The General Assembly has just concluded its debate on the question of Pal- estine. Now we are embarking on a debate on another closely related question-the situation in the Middle East. We have rightly been preoccupied over the past several months with this twin problem. We recall the long summer ni…

Mr. Fawzi S/PV.742 Oct. 13, 1956

My Government's views on aIl the matters raised in the draft resolution sub- mitted to the Council today by France and the United Kingdom [S/3671], and in the' statements to which we have just listened from the Foreign Ministers of France and the United Kingdom, are already weIl knOW'1 to the Counei…

Mr. Loufti S/PV.728 June 4, 1956

1 had no intention of speaking, but certain remarks made by the Israel representative oblige me to take the floor. 154. 1 should first like to paya tribute to the President, as weIl as to the members of the Council, for the patience they have displayed throughout this long discussion. 1 would also …

Mr. Loufti S/PV.727 June 1, 1956

1 thank the President for again giving me the floor. 80. Faisons du travail concret. Ce n'est pas le moment d'essayer de fonnuler des déclarations et des résolutions. Si vous cherchez des solutions, reportez-vous à l'histo- rique de la question. Ce n'est pas une affaire nouvelle pour le Conseil de …

Mr. Loutfi S/PV.725 May 31, 1956

1 wish to thank the President for giving me the opportunity to state my delegation's position with regard to the item on the Council's agenda. 70. At the Security Council's meeting of 28 March 1956; 1 stated with regard to the draft resolution which had been proposed by the United States representa…

Mr. Azmi S/PV.682 Oct. 14, 1954

1 wish to c1ear up a slight misunderstanding. 1 mentioned "Corsican " as being the nationality of one ofthe vessels that had passed through the Canal. 1 am well aware that there is no independen't or autonomous Corsican natio- nality. However, the information 1 have on the matter was sent to me by t…

Mr. Abdelrazek S/PV.658 Feb. 5, 1954

I do not intend today to go into details con- cerning Egypt's complaint of violations of the Armi- stice Agreement at the demilitarized zone; but I think I am entitled to lay before the Council certa[n facts which constitute arguments in support of the Egyptian view of the Suez Canal affair. I do no…

Mr. Abdel Meguid S/32/PV.47 Aug. 12, 1949

Egypt takes a grave view of the recent illegal Israeli measures in the occupied Arab territories designed to change the legal status, geographical nature and demo- graphic composition of those territories in contravention of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, of Israel's internatio…

Mr. Tag-Eldin A/65/PV.63 Dec. 9, 1948

I would like to start by expressing Egypt’s sincere appreciation to His Excellency Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab, President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia; to Mr. Anders B. Johnsson, Secretary-General of the IPU; and to Ambassador Anda F…