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Following recent statements by Ankara, which sparked attempts at rapprochement with Cairo and opening a new page in relations, the Turkish authorities instructed the Brotherhood to stop criticizing Egypt from its satellite channels in Istanbul.
Sources revealed to Al-Arabiya Net that the Turkish authorities issued instructions hours ago to stop political programs on the Brotherhood’s satellite channels broadcasting from Istanbul, namely “Watan, the East and Complementary”, or to transfer them to special channels. for variety. and drama, adding that Turkey has concluded agreements with the group’s leaders to comply. According to the instructions, it is threatened with sanctions that can include the suspension of the transmission permanently and the deportation of the violators out of the country.
Egypt to Turkey: you have to compromise
These events occurred a week after Egypt confirmed, in response to demands for rapprochement by Turkish officials, that improving the level of the relationship between the two countries requires observing the legal and diplomatic frameworks that govern relations between the countries on the the basis of respect for the principle of sovereignty and the requirements of Arab national security.
The source mentioned a week ago that there are two Egyptian-Turkish diplomatic missions present at the charge d’affaires level, and they communicate with the accrediting state in accordance with the diplomatic norms followed in both countries, adding that Egypt expects that any country seeking establish normal relations with it to respect the norms of international law and the principles of good neighborliness and stop attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of the countries of the region.
He also highlighted, at the same time, the importance of the strong ties and ties between the peoples of the two countries.
Cairo imposes its conditions
It should be noted that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had announced that Turkey’s cooperation with Egypt in the fields of economy, diplomacy and intelligence continues, and there is no problem with that.
Earlier, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that Ankara has contacts with Egypt, either through intelligence or foreign affairs.
Turkey is seeking rapprochement with Egypt and discussing cooperation between the two countries in regional archives, while Cairo has stipulated not to interfere in internal affairs or harm Egyptian and Arab national security.
