Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy told acting US Ambassador, David Satterfield, that the Egyptian government is committed to "confront the acts of terrorism strongly, within the rule of law" in the meeting held on Thursday in the ministry's headquarters, according to a statement issued by the ministry. Fahmy gave reassurance with regards to the government's commitment to the post-30 June roadmap, and maintained that any political faction is welcome to participate in the political process, given that it is not accused of inciting violence. Satterfield is the interim successor of former US ambassador, Ann Patterson. A new US ambassador is expected to be appointed shortly. Fahmy, the post-30 June foreign minister, is expected to go to New York at the beginning of the upcoming week to participate in the United Nations 68th general assembly. Fahmy will head the Egyptian delegation and give a speech during the assembly. He is also expected to engage in meetings with several foreign ministers and give interviews to international media, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Affairs ministry. New Egyptian ambassadors are expected to leave Egypt shortly for the countries they are assigned to, after being welcomed by the host countries' administrations. The list includes: Taher Farahat – The Netherlands Salwa Mofeed – Denmark Ehab Hamouda – United Arab Emirates Youssef Boutros – Vietnam Hany Moawad – Korea Republic Baher Helmy – Nepal Akram Hamdy – Brunei Hesham Al-Leithy – Cameroon Tamer Al-Mawazini – Guinea Amr Moussa (not to be mixed with constituent assembly head) – Sierra Leone
