Egyptian and Italian prosecutors will sign an agreement before the end of the month to retrieve CCTV footage from the Dokki metro station where Italian researcher Giulio Regeni was last seen before being kidnapped and murdered last year, Prosecutor General Nabil Sadek said yesterday, Ahram Gate reports. Egypt handed over yesterday new documents Italy had requested for its investigation into Regeni’s murder, Sadek and Italy’s Deputy General Prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco said in a joint statement following their meeting in Cairo, Al Shorouk reports. Egyptian prosecutors had previously disclosed documents in March in response to an Italian request, according to the statement.
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