CAIRO – 20 July 2024: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and his Kenyan counterpart, William Ruto, emphasized the importance of cooperation and coordination among African nations.
During a phone call on Saturday, the two leaders affirmed that such collaboration is a fundamental factor in supporting efforts to attain stability, security, and development for all African peoples.
They discussed means to address the challenges faced by Africa and agreed to continue intensified consultations in the future on various issues of mutual concern.
Sisi and Ruto also discussed bilateral relations and highlighted the strong ties between the Egyptian and Kenyan people.
They expressed their desire to further enhance the relationship between the two countries in the coming period.
The leaders underscored the commitment of Egypt and Kenya to maintain coordination, considering the significant roles both countries play in Africa and the historical bonds that unite them.
AU mid-year meeting
The phone call between Sisi and Ruto took place ahead of the 6th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union (AU), scheduled for Sunday in Accra, the capital of Ghana.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly arrived in Accra today to attend the event on behalf of President Sisi.
During the event, Madbouly is expected to deliver a speech on the role of the New Partnership for Africa's Development Agency (NEPAD) in promoting regional and continental integration within the framework of Agenda 2063.
Egypt currently holds the presidency of NEPAD, which serves as the implementing arm for the AU's Agenda 2063 development strategy.
The meeting in Accra will be attended by numerous heads of state, government representatives, and African organizations.
In addition, on the sidelines of the visit, Madbouly has scheduled bilateral meetings with officials to discuss initiatives aimed at fostering economic integration across Africa.
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