Egypt's last Ambassador to Turkey, Abderahman Salaheldin, a 38-year veteran of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, conferred with colleagues and friends across three continents on: the country's relations with Turkey (driven by President Erdogan's embrace of political Islam); the civil and proxy war in Libya; the existential threat to Egypt and Sudan of Ethiopia's dam on the Blue Nile; and implications of the concord between the United Arab Emirates and Israel. Moderated by commentator and international conference speaker, Bill Boerum.
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