Egyptian-Saudi ties get stronger day by day in Sisi's era

KUWAIT CITY, Nov 13 (MENA) - Saudi writer Meshaal Aba Al Wadaa Al Harbi said that Egyptian-Saudi relations in the era of Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi get stronger day by day.

In his editorial that was published in the Kuwaiti "Al-Seyassah" newspaper on Tuesday, Harbi said that ties between Cairo and Riyadh are time-honored and eternal.

It is etched in the memory of all Egyptians that Saudi Arabia backed Egypt in its war against Israeli in 1973 after it cut off oil supply to countries supporting Israel, topped by the United States, he added.

Also, the Kingdom supported Egypt after the January 2011 Revolution and it also stands beside the Egyptian government and people in face of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group on June 30, the writer said.