Egypt Stands by Diplomacy, Rejects Politicisation of Waterways, Expert Says

Egypt remains committed to diplomatic solutions and rejects the politicisation of waterways, according to Dr Mohamed Shaker, a professor of political science.

Shaker said rapidly unfolding developments in the region require Arab countries to unify their positions and strengthen coordination.

He stressed that closer cooperation could help contain crises and prevent conflicts from spreading, placing a common Arab approach at the centre of efforts to address regional tensions.

His assessment linked Egypt’s preference for diplomacy with the broader need for coordinated action, underscoring dialogue and cooperation as ways to limit further escalation.