Egyptian President
Renaud-Basso said the Egyptian economic reform program has contributed to the recovery of the economy, raising growth rates and maximizing direct foreign investments.
Sisi directed following the modern work paths and mechanisms used to implement national projects during the past years
Claudio Descalzi, CEO of the energy company Eni, met on Thursday with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
Sisi reiterated Egypt’s fixed stance on the need to reach a comprehensive, legally-binding agreement on the filling and operation of the massive Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, the Egyptian Presidency said in a statement.
Sisi in a tweet hailed Ramadan as the month of “obedience and forgiveness that is full of goodness and faith and in which hearts and human souls are renewed”.
Lavrov has made an official visit to Egypt, during which he also held a press conference with his Egyptian counterpart, Sameh Shoukry and highlighted the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) dispute.
Saied is making an official three-day visit to Egypt that lasts until April 11. It is the first time for Saied to visit Egypt.
Sisi said the personal information about each citizen is highly sensitive, adding the state authorities shall be allowed to only view information that are related to it.
“I tell our Ethiopian brothers: we should not reach the level that you mess with a water drop in Egypt, because all options are open,” Sisi said, while inaugurating the secured and smart documents complex.
During the ceremony, El-Sisi received a souvenir from the officials of the complex.
The fair, held for the sixth year, provides basic commodities at affordable prices for all citizens on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.
Two trains in the Upper Egyptian governorate collided on Friday causing the death of 32 people and the injury of dozens, according to the official data by the Health Ministry.
Sisi and Ndayishimiye agreed on the need to intensify coordination during the coming period on the sensitive and vital GERD issue.
Sisi called for a center to train Egyptian experts in parallel with benefiting from the foreign expertise in transferring knowledge, the Presidency said in a statement.
The directives aim at bridging the gap between exports and imports and achieving self-sufficiency of local products and therefore decreasing exportation using foreign currency.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi sent on Saturday a cable of congratulations to his Tunisian counterpart, Kais Saied, to greet him on the Tunisian Independence Day.
This came as Mohamed Awad Tag El-Din, advisor to the president on health affairs, gave a speech at the celebration on behalf of Sisi.
The wage increases for the employees working at the administrative body of the state will cost the state around LE 37 billion in total and the pensions increase will cost the state around LE 31 billion, a presidential statement read.
Menfi hailed Egypt’s sincere efforts seeking to restore security and stability in Libya and to achieve development in the Arab country
Sisi stressed his confidence in Dbeibeh’s ability to manage the current transitional period, achieve comprehensive reconciliation among Libyans and unify the state institutions in preparation for holding national elections in December
