Firm made statement after Amnesty International urged it to put pressure on Egyptian authorities over death of Cambridge PhD studentThe Italian government-backed energy giant Eni has expressed confidence in Egyptian investigators who are examining the torture and murder of Italian researcher Giulio Regeni,in response to a call by Amnesty International for the company to put pressure on Egyptian authorities.
In a letter to Amnesty dated 12 February, Claudio Descalzi, or Eni’s chief executive,said information he had received through casual contacts in Cairo showed that “competent authorities are putting in maximum effort to try to find answers” to Regeni’s murder. Related: Why was he killed? Brutal death of Italian student in Egypt confounds experts Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com