Egyptian President
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly announced that the upcoming Tuesday will be an official paid holiday for public and private sector employees.
Sisi and Museveni underscored the need for coordination regarding the critical role of the new African Union mission to Somalia in supporting the Somali government.
Sisi has urged improving coverage and quality of communications and internet services to meet citizens' needs for high-quality and effective services.
Sisi and Macron stressed the importance of preserving Syria's sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity, as they discussed a range of regional issues and bilateral relations
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized that Egypt is actively working to support Somalia in achieving security and stability, whether through bilateral cooperation or by participating in the African Union peacekeeping mission at Somalia's request.
Sisi checked on the canal's revenues for 2024, which have seen a decline of over 60% compared to 2023, translating to an estimated loss of nearly $7 billion for the nation, due to the ongoing events in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab.
A statement by the Presidency commended these schools’ reliance on curricula designed in line with the latest global standards.
“The Egyptian authorities have continued to implement key policies to preserve macroeconomic stability, despite ongoing regional tensions that are causing a sharp decline in Suez Canal receipts.”
The state’s budget presently does not exceed LE 3 trillion, Sisi said, noting that half of this amount is paid off for banks to cover internal debt.
Sisi emphasized the crucial roles of the Egyptian Armed Forces and the Police, highlighting the need for solidarity among all citizens to advance and safeguard the nation against any threats
Sisi stated that the incidents in the Palestinian territories since October 2023 have surpassed all boundaries of international and humanitarian norms.
“The global landscape is dominated by conflicts and wars, exacerbated by the rise of economic and trade protectionism and the prevalence of double-standards,” Sisi stated on Thursday, affirming that the persistent Israeli war in Gaza is a clear example.
Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin, Communications Director Fahrettin Altun, and Presidential Chief Advisor for Foreign Policy and Security Affairs Akif Cagatay Kilic are also slated to join the summit.
Subianto commended Egypt’s efforts to reach peace and halt the Israeli aggression in Gaza
Egypt's foreign minister presented the third executive report of the National Human Rights Strategy to the president on Wednesday.
In Norway, Sisi will convene with the Norwegian king, prime minister, president, and members of the Storting (Norwegian Parliament)
This visit signifies the first time an Egyptian president has visited Denmark since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in June 1922.
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen signed the declaration for strategic partnership between both countries during the president’s first visit to Copenhagen.
Uggla expressed his appreciation for the support provided by the Egyptian government to the company's operations in Egypt
Sisi made the remarks during a joint business conference between Egypt and Denmark, which he inaugurated along with Danish King Frederik X on Friday
