Stephano Khalil Mohamed Atteya was last time on 1 August with his father, said the family of the boy.An embassy official in Egypt, says the American authorities are working with the mother of the boy "the family is very stressed." We have no idea where is Nikko, "an aunt saysThe boy was Egypt to spend time with the family of his Egyptian father"(CNN) - a boy of 11 years in Pennsylvania is missing in Egypt, in accordance with the family of the boy.
The family says that Egyptian father of the boy removed him.
A spokesman for the Embassy of the United States in Cairo, said at the same time, the authorities are "abreast of the situation" and help the mother of the boy in its research efforts.
Stephano Khalil Mohamed Atteya, or Nikko as he is called by his family, part in Egypt with his mother and sister to visit his father who lives there, according to a report of person missing from the Police of the State of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg. The boy saw on 1 August with his father, said the family of the boy.
The father accelerated offshore with the boy in a car after forcing the mother of the boy and the aunt of the car, said of the family.
"They heard (Nikko)" screaming of the window, calling to his mother, said the Nikko aunt, Olga Panagos, who lives in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania. "This is the last time they saw him.".
Father of Nikko, an Egyptian citizen, asked that his son come to Egypt to meet his grandmother and attend the wedding of his father's sister, American parents said.
The Embassy of the United States in Cairo is working with the mother of Nikko, which is still in Cairo, and local authorities to help locate the boy, according to spokesman Elizabeth Colton.
The child's parents were married in 1999 and divorced in 2005; Nikko was a whole child and was born in United States, in accordance with the Panagos.
"The family is very stressed. We have no idea where is Nikko, "Said Panagos."
Senator Bob Casey, D-Pennsylvania, also works with the family to provide appropriate assistance, according to Casey spokesman April Melody.CNN Leigh Remizowski, Mohamed Fadel Fahmy and Jill Dougherty has contributed to this report.