Kazan (TDI): President El-Sisi met with President Cyril of South Africa on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, on Wednesday.
Ambassador Ahmed Fahmy, the Spokesman for the Presidency, stated that the two presidents affirmed their commitment to enhancing bilateral relations as a model for regional achievement.
He further added that both nations will also continue to strengthen and diversify cooperation across political, economic, and security domains, thereby reflecting the robust historical ties.
The meeting further explored the prevailing regional circumstances.
The two presidents engaged in a thoughtful discussion regarding the initiatives undertaken by Egypt and South Africa to advocate for the Palestinian cause and the rightful entitlements of the Palestinian people.
The two presidents expressed their commitment to ongoing discussions and collaboration at every level to foster tranquility in the region and attain a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon.
They also emphasized the importance of preventing violations in the West Bank and supporting the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
The two presidents underscored the significance of ensuring access to urgent humanitarian assistance in Gaza.
The president of South Africa conveyed gratitude for the significant contributions made by Egypt in this matter.
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The two heads of state engaged in a constructive dialogue regarding the enhancement of African development priorities on the global stage, especially within the context of the BRICS framework, which Egypt has now embraced as a full member.
Both presidents expressed their dedication to collaborating in pursuit of the goals and aspirations of African nations and developing countries.
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