Moussa due to visit South Africa
Egypt-North Africa-South Africa, Politics, 8/20/1998

Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa held communications during recent days with his South African counterpart, which addressed the foreign ministers' preparatory meetings for the Non-Aligned Movement summit within the context of Egyptian ideas which will be raised during the movement's meetings that will begin on August 30.

The Egyptian delegation which will be headed by Moussa is preparing several issues for the Non-Aligned Movement member states' foreign ministers, tackling the Middle East peace process within Israel's refusal of the US initiative, the Egyptian - French initiative aimed at convening an international conference for rescuing the peace process, reexamining the sanctions system that the U.S.A is following, exerting efforts for combating terrorism in its international aspect, and enhancing economic and political cooperation between the group's countries.

Moussa is expected to pay a visit to Durban city in South Africa on August 28, in order to head his country's delegation to the foreign ministers' meeting in which 105 representatives are to participate.

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