Intense activity by Egypt’s Sisi over 100 days to stop Israeli genocidal war on Gaza

CAIRO – 14 January 2024: President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi conducted intensive actions regionally and internationally, over 100 days since the start of the Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip, defending the Palestinians’ rights.

 

During his intense efforts, President Sisi affirmed Egypt’s firm principles and its historical position in support of the Palestinian cause.

 

Since the beginning of the aggression on October 7, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has participated in 118 various events, including presidential conferences, regional and international summits, and bilateral meetings, besides conducting telephone calls, during which he expressed Egypt’s firm calls for ensuring a full, safe, rapid and sustainable flow of humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza, and negotiating a truce and a ceasefire. 

 

Then, he urgently began negotiations to revive the peace process to reach the two-state solution and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the border of 1967.

 

President Sisi participated in 10 official summits, the first of which was the “Cairo Peace Summit” in last October 21 and the first international and regional move to stop the Israeli aggression. He also presented Egypt’s vision in the extraordinary joint Arab-Islamic summit in Riyadh, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on November 11. 

 

Additionally, President Sisi took part in the Egyptian-Jordanian-Palestinian tripartite summit in the city of Aqaba, Jordan, on January 10.

 

During that period, Mr. President also made and received 66 phone calls with leaders of the world from various countries, during which all of them stressed the necessity of an immediate ceasefire, ensuring the continuation and access of humanitarian aid, and Egypt’s categorical rejection of the forced displacement plan, which aims to liquidate the Palestinian issue.