Amr Moussa: A Pillar of Egyptian Diplomacy and Regional Leadership Amr Moussa is a distinguished Egyptian diplomat and politician who served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt from 1991 to 2001. Known for his adept negotiation skills and strategic vision, Moussa played a pivotal role in shaping Egyptian foreign policy during a transformative period in the Middle East. His tenure was marked by significant diplomatic engagements and contributions to regional stability and international relations. Moussa’s career in diplomacy began in the early 1950s. He gained prominence for his work as Egypt's representative at various international organizations and summits. Moussa was a key figure in advancing Egypt’s foreign policy interests, including mediating peace efforts in the Middle East and enhancing Egypt’s role on the global stage. In addition to his diplomatic achievements, Moussa is renowned for his leadership as the Secretary-General of the Arab League from 2001 to 2011. His tenure at the Arab League was marked by efforts to address regional conflicts, advocate for Arab unity, and promote economic and social development in the Arab world. Moussa’s strategic acumen and diplomatic expertise have earned him recognition both in Egypt and internationally, establishing him as one of the foremost figures in Middle Eastern diplomacy.