The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the release of eight Egyptian sailors who were kidnapped on board the ship M/T Eureka off the coast of the Puntland region in Somalia since May 2, and directed the embassy in Mogadishu to facilitate their return.
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Egyptian sailors were kidnapped on board the ship M/T Eureka off the coast of the Puntland region in Somalia since May 2.
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the release of the eight Egyptian sailors who were kidnapped on board the ship M/T Eureka off the coast of the Puntland region in Somalia since May 2.
The official spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nader Zaki, stated that Minister Abdel Ati directed the Egyptian embassy in Mogadishu to receive the Egyptian sailors, check on them, and facilitate their return to Egypt on the nearest flight.
During the recent period, the Ministry's consular sector met with the families of the kidnapped people to inform them of the efforts made to release them. The Egyptian embassy in Mogadishu also facilitated, during the kidnapping period, the sailors' communications with their families to check on them.
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