Phone Call
The two ministers also discussed developments in Yemen, emphasizing the importance of de-escalation, reducing tensions, and prioritizing dialogue and consensus, while rejecting any unilateral actions, in order to contribute to achieving security and stability for the brotherly Yemeni people.
Minister Abdelatty expressed Egypt’s pride in the strategic partnership that binds the two countries, describing it as a guiding framework for cooperation across multiple fields. He emphasized the importance of continuing joint efforts to advance ongoing cooperation projects, particularly the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant and the Russian Industrial Zone in the Suez Canal Economic Zone. These projects, he noted, will help strengthen Russian investments in Egypt and expand the scope of cooperation between the two nations.
The discussion also addressed preparations for the upcoming Early Recovery and Reconstruction Conference for Gaza, which will be hosted by Egypt in collaboration with the United Nations and the Palestinian government following a ceasefire agreement.
Both sides also emphasized the importance of enhancing consultation and coordination between the two countries on regional and international issues, which would contribute to achieving security, stability, and development.
President El-Sisi expressed his appreciation for the UK’s positive stance on the Palestinian issue and developments in Gaza.
The ministers also exchanged views on the latest developments concerning various regional issues of shared interest in both the Arab region and the African continent. They agreed on the importance of continuing coordination and consultation in the coming period.
Sisi and Ibrahim affirmed the need to intensify international efforts to establish the Palestinian state along the borders of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Sisi and Trump highlighted the significance of continuing the implementation of the first and second phases of the ceasefire, which was brokered by Egypt, Qatar, and the United States.
The two sides praised the level of bilateral relations at various levels, and affirmed their determination to continue efforts to develop joint cooperation.
They particularly emphasized the Palestinian issue and the current developments in the Gaza Strip, alongside issues impacting the African continent.
The call also addressed the latest developments in the regional situation, with both leaders exchanging views on the seriousness of the escalating regional tensions. They emphasized the importance of preventing the escalation of conflicts and maintaining regional security and stability. Additionally, there was a strong emphasis on rejecting any attempts to undermine the Palestinian issue or displace Palestinians.
The call touched on the latest developments regarding the ongoing negotiations and Egypt's efforts to achieve calm in the Gaza Strip, reach a ceasefire, and exchange captives, said Spokesman for the Presidency, Counselor Ahmed Fahmy, in a statement on Monday evening.
A number of regional and international issues of common interest were also discussed in light of the historical friendship between the two countries, Abu Zeid added.
The two leaders’ call “touched on a number of issues pertinent to the outstanding bilateral relations between Egypt and Algeria, within the framework of the two countries’ keenness on continuing efforts toward expanding and deepening the various fields of cooperation so as to boost the common interests of the two countries and their peoples,” Fahmy said.
Anastasiades also affirmed his country's firm commitment to continuing to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries, under the leadership of the elected President Nikos Christodoulides.
They also exchanged views on regional and international issues of mutual interest and cooperation to address climate change, in light of COP27 Egypt is hosting next November in Sharm El Sheikh.
The President expressed his best wishes for King Charles and the British people in the future steps, Rady added.
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry received, on Saturday, a phone call from Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, during which they discussed a number of files related to bilateral relations and issues of common concernq raised on the regional and international arenas.
Both leaders exchanged views on regional and international issues of mutual interest.
In a phone call, Anastasiades expressed keenness to coordinate and exchange visions with Sisi on issues of mutual concern.
