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Egypt's Foreign Minister Badir Abdelaatii held diplomatic discussions with officials from the United States, Saudi Arabia, Germany and the European Union on regional security, maritime security and the Sudan problem.
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Ministirri Dhimma Alaa Masrii Badir Abdelaatii, nageenya naannoo, nageenya galaanaa fi rakkoo Sudaan irratti hooggantoota Ameerikaa, Saa’ud Arabiyaa, Jarmanii fi Gamtaa Awurooppaa waliin mariiwwan dipilomaasii gaggeesse.
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