Amr Moussa, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, and the former Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, is staying in a private hospital to receive the Ministry of Health protocol on the Coronavirus.
Amr Moussa said in a brief statement to “The Seventh Day”: “I am still in the hospital and have not left until this moment,” indicating that his health condition is similar to recovery and almost stable.
Amr Moussa reassured the Arab masses during the isolation period in a private hospital in Cairo, saying: “I thank God, thank God, and thank God.”
On January 8, Amr Moussa, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs and the former Secretary-General of the Arab League, announced that his wife had been infected with the Corona virus after developing symptoms, according to an article published in the London newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat.
Musa said in the article: “About ten days ago, I was overwhelmed by the known symptoms of the severe virus, and the smear proved positive, and I began treatment at home, before the same symptoms appeared on my wife, then the doctors decided that both of us should undergo isolation and follow-up in the hospital, and here I am. I comply, and reports indicate stability and some improvement. “
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