Moussa to address peace, terrorism, and nuclear issues at the UN session

Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa is to leave Cairo on Friday to head Egypt's delegation at the meetings of the new session of the United Nations General Assembly, which began its three-month session on September 9. Moussa will deliver Egypt's address before the General Assembly on September 25.

Diplomatic sources confirmed that Egypt's address and the Egyptian delegation's discussions will focus on several issues: the peace process impasse and the suggested initiatives and current efforts to break out of the impasse, specifically the French - Egyptian initiative sponsored by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and French President Jacques Chirac which calls for a conference to save the peace process in addition to the US initiative and other European efforts.

Moreover Egypt's address will focus on the importance of activating President Mubarak's suggestion of holding an international anti-terrorism conference under the auspices of the UN, and the importance of taking international, collective measures against terrorism which has become an international problem.

It sill also focus on President Mubarak's initiative for nuclear non-proliferation and the necessity of all countries' abidance by this international agreement without exception.