Egyptian President
As they held a meeting on Thursday on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, the two leaders agreed to continue cooperation to prevent violations in the West Bank, and support the process of establishing an independent Palestinian state to ensure security and stability for all peoples in the region.
isi underlined the persistence of Israeli war in Gaza for over a year, “targeting the Palestinian people besieged in Gaza, subjected to all forms of killing and intimidation.”
The summit, in addition to the bloc’s member countries, includes friendly countries to the BRICS and influential international organizations
Sisi and Xi underlined the necessity to prevent the expansion of conflict to avoid a regional war that could have negative repercussions for all parties involved
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas deliberated efforts to halt the Israeli war against the Palestinian people in Gaza and Israeli violations in the West Bank
Sisi warned that such escalation can lead the entire region into dangerous confrontations with negative implications on regional security and stability
Sisi called for establishing comprehensive mechanisms to guarantee sustainable debt management for developing countries
Sisi stated that international developments have shown that the shortcomings of the current international system are not limited to political and security issues but extend to economic and developmental matters.
The first session will be held in a closed format with the participation of the BRICS leaders
Sisi said Egypt has lost about $6-7 billion in the last 10 months amidst ongoing regional and global repercussions
In a video speech during the congress, WHO's Director General Tedros Adhanom congratulated Egypt for achieving this, which represents another milestone after the country’s success in eliminating Hepatitis C.
Abdel Sadek has been serving as acting president of the university over the recent months, succeeding Mohamed Othman El-Khosht, who reached the state pension age after leading the university for seven years from 2017 until the end of July 2024
Sisi cautioned that an all-out war would have severe consequences on the security and prosperity of all nations and peoples in the region
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Spain's Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares emphasized the need to bolster current international endeavors aimed at halting escalation in the region and achieving comprehensive calm in Gaza and Lebanon
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, witnessed the signing of the agreements as they held expanded talks in Cairo
The two leaders made the remarks as the Saudi crown prince made an official visit to Cairo on Tuesday, where he discussed with the president bilateral relations and regional challenges.
He made these remarks during the opening speech at the 7th Cairo Water Week on Sunday, which is held this year under the theme: “Water and Climate: Building Resilient Communities.”
He emphasized that tackling Egypt's foreign currency challenge hinges on ramping up domestic production of these items
“We convened today to consult and share perspectives on how to counter plans and actions aimed at destabilizing and fragmenting countries in the region, and sabotaging the unyielding efforts of our countries and our peoples, who strive for peace, stability and prosperity"
During a phone call with Saied on Wednesday, Sisi affirmed Egypt's eagerness to bolster bilateral cooperation with Tunisia across various sectors to advance the shared interests of both nations
