East Africa: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia Meet to Discuss Tensions and Unresolved Issues in the Horn of Africa

[Agenzia Fides] El Alamein -- As geopolitical tensions and internal conflicts continue to shake the Horn of Africa, the presidents of Egypt, Somalia and Eritrea, together with the head of Sudan's Transitional Council, met in El Alamein on Sunday, 4 October, to discuss the main challenges facing the region.

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