There was nothing in the front pages of Egypt’s top three state-owned papers but the EU-Arab League summit. Both Al Akhbar and Al Ahram are looking at the final declarations from the summit, hailing it as ushering in a new era of international cooperation. The Kumbaya spirit is alive and well in Al Gumhoria, which also looked at President Abdel Fattah El Sisi’s response to criticisms over Egypt’s use of the death penalty.
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