Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi welcomed Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati on Saturday, emphasizing the enduring strength of historical ties between the two nations.
The meeting, attended by Egyptian General Intelligence Service Chief Abbas Kamel and Lebanese Ambassador in Cairo Ali al Halabi, highlighted the continuous coordination between Egypt and Lebanon.
During the discussions, President Sisi reiterated Egypt’s steadfast support for Lebanon’s state institutions, emphasizing the commitment to preserving Lebanon’s stability and the security of its people.
The Lebanese prime minister expressed gratitude for Egypt’s unwavering support and acknowledged its valuable role in enhancing Lebanon’s stability, given the strong relations between the two countries.
The talks focused on strategies to enhance bilateral relations across various sectors, and both parties addressed the regional situation, including the military escalation in Gaza.
Mikati commended Egypt’s crucial political and humanitarian role in managing the crisis.
President Sisi outlined Egypt’s efforts to achieve a ceasefire and facilitate the entry of humanitarian assistance.
The leaders emphasized the need for the international community to take responsibility by intensifying efforts to contain the situation and prevent further escalation of violence.
Both sides stressed the importance of reviving the path to peace and implementing the two-state solution to achieve justice, security, and stability for the people of the region.
The leaders underscored the necessity for concerted international action in addressing the ongoing challenges.
