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6:30 PM · Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania
Status of Migrants and Refugees in Egypt Factsheet was a cultural event hosted by the Embassy of Egypt in Washington, D.C. It took place on Wednesday, March 6, 2024. Nearest Metro: 7-min walk from Van Ness–UDC (Red).
Egypt finds itself at the epicenter of managing multiple humanitarian crises across the region. With ongoing conflicts in Gaza, shipping disruptions in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, and waves of refugees fleeing from Sudan, South Sudan, Libya, Syria, and other regional conflicts, Egypt plays a crucial role in regional stability.
This factsheet presentation examines Egypt's approach to handling these complex migration challenges and the country's efforts to support displaced populations. The discussion provides insight into how Egypt navigates its position as a key destination and transit point for people seeking safety from regional conflicts.
The event takes place at the Embassy of Egypt. For more information and to confirm attendance, visit the embassy's website through the provided RSVP link.
Embassy of Egypt
3521 International Ct NW, Washington, DC 20008
7-min walk from Van Ness–UDC · Red (approx.)
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