Diplomatic Coordination on Regional Stability
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi held a phone call with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to discuss urgent regional developments, specifically focusing on the Iran war risks. The two leaders emphasized the necessity of a peaceful settlement to prevent further escalation that could negatively impact the global economy and jeopardize the stability of the Middle East.
President El-Sisi reiterated Egypt's firm stance in supporting the sovereignty and security of the Arab Gulf nations, Iraq, and Jordan. During the call, the President highlighted Egypt's ongoing efforts to push for the second phase of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and ensure the sustained delivery of humanitarian aid to the region.
Strengthening Egypt-Japan Strategic Ties
The conversation also served to reinforce the deepening bilateral relations between Cairo and Tokyo. President El-Sisi congratulated Prime Minister Takaichi on her recent electoral victory and expressed his desire to expand cooperation in key sectors such as education, specifically through the Egyptian-Japanese school project. The Prime Minister underscored Japan’s commitment to supporting Egypt’s national development goals and large-scale infrastructure projects, including the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Looking ahead, the two leaders expressed mutual interest in increasing Japanese investments and tourism in Egypt. The call concluded with a shared commitment to maintaining regular political coordination to address ongoing geopolitical challenges, including the broader Iran USA tensions affecting international security.
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