Lied to a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Ambassador Ahmed Abu Zeid, said Saturday, quoted by "Reuters" news agency, on Egypt's objection to "Bill" in the Security Council, condemned the attempted coup in Turkey.
Abu Zeid said in a phone call with the program "Here's the capital", provided by the media Lamis Hadidi, on the screen, "CBC", this is not a "bill" of the Security Council - which Egypt is a member of it for Africa - but "condemn the statement," it requires the approval of the 15 member states.
He explained a spokesman for the "external", that Egypt had agreed to the text of the articles in the statement; namely: "worried members of the Security Council of what is happening in Turkey of a coup attempt, and the condemnation of violence and bloodshed in Turkey."
He revealed Abu Zeid, all that the text objected to Egypt; is: "The Security Council calls for respect for the legitimately elected government in Turkey," pointing out that Cairo asked to change it to "The Council demands respect for the legitimate and democratic and human rights principles in Turkey."
Abu Zeid said in a phone call with the program "Here's the capital", provided by the media Lamis Hadidi, on the screen, "CBC", this is not a "bill" of the Security Council - which Egypt is a member of it for Africa - but "condemn the statement," it requires the approval of the 15 member states.
He explained a spokesman for the "external", that Egypt had agreed to the text of the articles in the statement; namely: "worried members of the Security Council of what is happening in Turkey of a coup attempt, and the condemnation of violence and bloodshed in Turkey."
He revealed Abu Zeid, all that the text objected to Egypt; is: "The Security Council calls for respect for the legitimately elected government in Turkey," pointing out that Cairo asked to change it to "The Council demands respect for the legitimate and democratic and human rights principles in Turkey."