No surrender to terrorists, and an absolute determination to defeat terrorism within the framework of the rule of law and the democratic process. No deals and no concessions, even in the face of the most severe intimidation and blackmailing. An intensified effort to bring terrorists to justice by prosecution and conviction before courts of law. Tough measures to penalize the state sponsors who give terrorist movements safe haven, explosives, cash, moral and diplomatic support, etc. A determination never to allow terrorist intimidation to block or derail international diplomatic efforts to resolve major political conflicts in strife-torn regions, such as the Middle East.
Education is the only way to possibly correct the psychological conditioning.
Professionals in religion, law enforcement, psychotherapy, sociology, and security-minded specialists should cooperate to better understand the phenomenon and break any decisions involved in the development of terrorism from militia elements of extremism. Governments should help citizens not to be confronted with impossible choices. Nations of the region should pledge better cooperation on intelligence activities, extradite suspects, and agree to share terrorism databases. Equally important is to manage and mobilize regional human and physical resources and invest them in sustainable development with a long term strategy of avoiding critical dependence on foreign aid. The banking sector, the minister said, has a strong part to play in re-activating and developing the Egyptian money market through establishing new companies and subscribing in their shares.