Egypt urges US and Iran to seize opportunity for peace deal

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Cairo, Egypt – Web Desk: Egypt’s Foreign Ministry has urged the United States and Iran to take advantage of the current opportunity to move toward an agreement aimed at ending tensions and promoting regional stability.

In a statement, the ministry expressed hope that ongoing diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran would succeed in resolving longstanding differences and help pave the way for a peaceful settlement.

The ministry said progress toward a deal could contribute to ending the conflict and open the door to a new phase of stability and security across the Middle East. Egypt also emphasized the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in addressing regional challenges and reducing tensions.

The remarks come amid continued international efforts to encourage diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran, with regional and global stakeholders closely monitoring developments that could affect security, energy markets, and broader geopolitical stability.

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