Threats to national security and the future of the Arab-Israeli conflict, a symposium at the Faculty of Politics and Economics, Beni Suef University

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Under the patronage of Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of Beni Suef University, the Center for Strategic and Economic Studies at the Faculty of Politics and Economics organized, today, a symposium entitled “Threats to Egyptian National Security and the Future of the Arab-Israeli Conflict,” where the symposium was lectured by Major General Dr. Hisham Al-Halabi, Advisor to the Nasser Higher Military Academy, and in the presence of Dr. Naglaa Bakr, Dean of the College, Dr. Abdel-Rahman Abdel-Al, Director, Vice Deans of the College, Department Heads, and Students.

The symposium addressed several topics, including the need to differentiate between the concepts of risks, challenges, threats and dangers due to the different strategies of each of them on the part of countries, and an analysis of the expansionist regional projects in the Arab region, which are the Israeli, Iranian and Turkish projects and the threat they represent to security and the regional role of Egypt.

In addition to emphasizing the professional management on the part of the political leadership and state security institutions, to confront these threats, and the optimal use of Egyptian pressure cards, whether in confronting the war in Gaza, or in the deteriorating situation in both Libya and Sudan, or in confronting the issue of the Renaissance Dam, in addition to that the people awareness with these threats and their support for the political leadership and state institutions represents an important factor in the success of its strategy in dealing with them.