Sisi voiced his concerns during a Tuesday’s meeting with French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian.
The president said there was “the risk of the spread of radicalization in the Middle East and Africa, which will be extended inevitably to Europe, especially the countries north of the Mediterranean.” He urged a “comprehensive strategy” by the international community to handle the threat.
Still, Sisi would not want to see a foreign intervention in the neighboring turbulent Libya, he warned earlier. And that’s something Le Drian is campaigning for, saying that French troops currently deployed in the Mali war could move northeast into Libya to fight radicals there.
“The south [of Libya] is a sort of hub for terrorist groups where they come to resupply— including with weapons - and reorganize,” Le Drian said on Tuesday. “In the north, the political and economic centers of the country are now at risk from falling under jihadist control.”.......................http://rt.com/news/188352-egypt-president-terrorism-europe/
17/9/14
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