met d. Badr & nbsp; Abdel -Ati, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, with the ambassadors of European countries accredited in Cairo, on Friday, May 30, where he reviewed in detail the judicial ruling issued on May 28 regarding the lands surrounding the Monastery of Saint Catherine."RTL"> Minister Abdel -Ati confirmed that the judicial ruling stressed the non -prejudice to the Monastery of Saint Catherine and his archaeological sites, its spiritual value, its religious position and the tombs of the monastery, noting that the judicial ruling is the first time that the monastery’s position is preserved, and confirms its holy position.
referred in this context to the contact that took place today between the President of the Republic with the Greek Prime Minister, in which Egypt was emphasized full commitment to maintaining the unique and holy religious position of the Monastery of St. Catherine and not to prejudice this Status."RTL"> The Minister of Foreign Affairs added that the judicial ruling preserves the spiritual value and the high religious status of the monastery, and he continued to allow the monastery of the monastery to benefit from it and the religious and archaeological areas of the region. He pointed out that an agreement will be reached to settle the conditions between the local authorities and the Monastery of Saint Catherine."RTL"> and the Minister of Foreign Affairs noted the need to investigate accuracy and not to issue wrong and pre -judges before reviewing the full text of the judicial ruling, in light of what was rumored about the confiscation of the monastery and its lands, stressing the extreme importance of strategic relations between Egypt and Greece that are united by brotherly and historical relations over the centuries of the centuries of Time."RTL"> & nbsp;
