Peace in the Middle East can be achieved only through a just and fair process, the Egyptian minister for foreign affairs told an audience at the Baker Institute March 22.
Progress is achieved when the code of conduct is upheld.
Past failures have been characterized by procrastination and violation of the principle of land for peace, and successes have been a result of courage. To achieve a just and lasting peace, all elements must come together, Moussa said. And the Arab side must be steadfast in its commitment to peace. This is a golden opportunity that must not be missed. It is inescapable that the U.S. remain involved in the process in the months ahead.