Total closure of the Egyptian authorities to a collaboration with Italy for the case of Giulio Regeni.
This is what emerges from the note that the Ministry of Justice sent to the Rome GUP on the day of the hearing of the proceedings against the four 007s accused of having kidnapped, tortured and killed the Friulian researcher in 2016. Judge Roberto Ranazzi last January in fact, he had asked the government to verify the possibility of an "dialogue" with the Cairo authorities.
In particular, in the document sent to piazzale Clodio, the ministry of via Arenula writes of the "refusal of Egypt to collaborate in the notification of documents" with Italy as well as the 'no' to a meeting between the minister Marta Cartabia and the its Egyptian counterpart.
Furthermore, on 15 March the director of Italian judicial cooperation went to a meeting in Egypt during which he was informed that the matter is the competence of the Attorney General for which the Regeni case is closed and it is not possible to carry out further investigations. on the four suspects in Italy.
For their part, the Carabinieri del Ros, to whom the GUP had asked for new research on the domicile of the suspects, communicated that they had managed to acquire the
address of the place of work of the four but for the Code of Criminal Procedure for International Matters, domicile is required for notifications.
The judge then entered the chambers to decide on a postponement or suspension of the proceedings.