anwar sadat was the egyptian president who was assassinated in 1981.
anwar sadat was the egyptian president who was assassinated in 1981.
who was the egyptian president who was assassinated in 1981?
anwar sadat
in the face of widespread criticism from contributors and staff toward the camp david accords and egyptian president anwar sadat, cairo bureau chief salah al din hafez resigned. then, sadat held a press conference with the new "asharq al awsat" bureau chief by his side in which the egyptian president attacked the newspaper and its stance toward the peace process in general, citing his suspicions of the bureau chief's "high" salary, and accusing prince fahd of using the newspaper as a weapon against egypt and the egyptian president personally.
asharq al-awsat
during a visit to egypt by minister of foreign affairs of the republic of kosovo enver hoxhaj in january, amr stated that “with regard to egypt’s recognition of kosovo, i can say that we are examining this very seriously and we hope that very soon we will take a decision at the right time", while essam al-haddad, the assistant to the egyptian president, promised that “the time will come when we will have good news and decisions about kosovo.” during a visit to kosovo to celebrate the country's fifth anniversary of their declaration of independence, pakinam al-sharqawy, advisor to egyptian president, declared on february 17 "that egypt is about to recognize kosovo.” in early april 2013 egyptian president mohamed morsy stated that egypt is close to recognising kosovo.
egypt–kosovo relations