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...mind. He likes dealing with foreign policy, he suggests, because it especially challenges him and because his power-"my ability to act unilaterally more often than I can on domestic issues," as he puts it-seems greater. The day before, the President had met Egypt's Anwar Sadat for the first time. Sadat had talked frankly about Egypt's role in the Middle East and Africa-a continent very much on Carter's mind-and about Egypt's need for American aid. "He's a very frank person," Carter says. "We got along very well...
...know that President Carter is a believer," Egypt's President Anwar Sadat said last week before leaving for a two-day visit to Washington. "I feel happy that I'm going to meet him [because] the believer is ruled by morals and principles...
Initially, the Arabs were stunned when Carter endorsed "defensible borders" for Israel (code word for no return to the 1967 frontiers). In a welcoming address to the Palestine National Council in Cairo, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat seemed to be taking a slap at Carter when he declared that "it is inadmissible to speak about 'secure boundaries' [for Israel]. We will never yield one inch of our land...
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the host, grandly declared it a "full success." Well, not exactly. But by the standards of Third World conferences the first summit meeting of Arab and black African leaders was something of a hit -and a notable triumph for Sadat. There was a lot of predictable rhetoric attacking Zionism, apartheid, colonialism and imperialism. There was also an unexpectedly large concession to the Africans from the Arab oil states: a pledge of $1.45 billion in development...
...part of our Bicentennial observance, TIME asked leaders of nations around the world to address the American people through the pages of TIME on how they view the U.S. and what they hope-and expect-from the nation in the years ahead. This message from President Anwar Sadat of Egypt is the tenth in the series...