Egypt’s Sisi marks Africa Day, calls for stronger continental unity
Sisi reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to safeguarding the unity and territorial integrity of African states
Sisi reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to safeguarding the unity and territorial integrity of African states
Both countries also emphasised strengthening maritime security in the Red Sea, describing it as a key route for international navigation and trade
Abdelatty lauded the clear and robust stances of many OIC member states, the League of Arab States, and the African Union’s Peace and Security Council, all of whom have rejected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland
The ministers denounced the visit as a “clear violation” of Somalia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity
The tour will include stops in Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho
The meeting aims to boost protection of African heritage sites.
The officials emphasized that the recognition of independent authorities within established states represents a dangerous precedent and a threat to both regional and international peace
Egypt has invested over $12 billion in Africa, with bilateral trade exceeding $10 billion.
The event saw broad participation, with ministerial-level representatives from more than 50 African countries
The event is expected to welcome representatives from over 50 African nations
President Sisi emphasized Egypt’s commitment to the withdrawal of all foreign forces and mercenaries from Libyan soil
The meeting came during a critical time for Sudan, as the country continues to face ongoing conflict and humanitarian challenges.
The minister emphasized Egypt’s commitment to building on AMCOW’s past successes, achieved during Egypt’s presidency of the council from 2023 to 2025. He highlighted the goal of advancing water-related issues across Africa through continued achievements.
The meeting focused on expanding regional cooperation between Egypt and Angola in various civil aviation sectors, including enhancing air safety, air cargo, maintenance, training, and airport infrastructure development.
The session, held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meetings, focused on revitalizing efforts to prevent and resolve conflicts in Africa.
The leaders exchanged views on pressing regional and international issues, including the Great Lakes and Horn of Africa, reaffirming their shared commitment to peace, stability, and regional integration.
Egypt has launched its first international training program for aquaculture, welcoming an official delegation from Ghana to the Zawia Fish Farm Training Center in Kafr El Sheikh governorate.
Egypt and Tunisia’s leaders met in Cairo to strengthen their partnership, agreeing to deepen cooperation in economic, political, and regional matters, and to work more closely on shared challenges for the benefit of both nations.
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Egypt’s Prime Minister urged global support for African peace and development at the TICAD 9 summit in Japan.
Egypt and Côte d’Ivoire held talks in Cairo to deepen cooperation and signed an agreement easing visa rules for officials.
Sudan’s Prime Minister visited Egypt for high-level talks with his Egyptian counterpart, focusing on stronger cooperation in key areas and a shared commitment to a brighter future for both nations.
Egyptian Foreign Minister meets Ugandan counterpart in Kampala to boost ties, focusing on economic cooperation, water security, and regional stability.
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs met Senegal’s Minister of African Integration and Foreign Affairs, during an official visit to Dakar, reaffirming the strong and historic ties between the two nations.
Acting on behalf of President Sisi, Foreign Minister delivered a personal letter to the Mali President highlighting Egypt’s commitment to deepening cooperation and supporting Mali.
Egypt and Niger have agreed to deepen their cooperation in trade, security, and education, signing a new agreement to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties.
The announcement was made by Burkina Faso’s Minister of Foreign Affairs during a joint press conference on today, with his Egyptian counterpart.
The formal endorsement was made public by Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Yusuf Tuggar, during the high-level Egypt-Nigeria Business Forum held in Abuja.
The meeting was marked by a shared commitment to support peace, stability, and development throughout Africa, especially following the successful third round of political consultations held in Cairo in January.
The training included practical and theoretical knowledge in digital grid management (SCADA), renewable energy, green hydrogen, cybersecurity, and international best practices.
The Foreign Minister called for greater unity among African nations to address evolving challenges facing the continent and pledged Egypt’s continued support for development, security, and stability in Africa.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi is currently chairing North Africa’s regional peace and security mechanism, a role that showcases Egypt’s leadership in promoting stability across the continent.
The summit is seen as a crucial opportunity for Egypt and its partners to advance cooperation, development, and peace throughout the continent.
Egypt’s Ahmed Kouchouk has been named Africa’s Finance Minister of the Year 2025 at a London summit, celebrating his bold economic reforms and leadership in driving growth across the continent.