Egypt is gearing up for a high-profile International Peace Summit in its new administrative capital, following an explicit invitation from President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Reliable Egyptian sources indicate that the summit promises broad international involvement.
Confirmed attendees include top representatives from Qatar, Turkey, Greece, Palestine, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Italy, and Cyprus. Additionally, the United Nations Secretary-General will be present.
Moreover, Egypt has reached out to Russia to participate in the regional international conference in Cairo on October 21, which will prioritize discussions on the Palestinian situation.
Egypt is gearing up for a high-profile International Peace Summit in its new administrative capital, following an explicit invitation from President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Reliable Egyptian sources indicate that the summit promises broad international involvement.
Confirmed attendees include top representatives from Qatar, Turkey, Greece, Palestine, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Italy, and Cyprus. Additionally, the United Nations Secretary-General will be present.
Moreover, Egypt has reached out to Russia to participate in the regional international conference in Cairo on October 21, which will prioritize discussions on the Palestinian situation.
El-Sisi’s presidential campaign made an official announcement about the widespread international and regional participation in the Cairo Peace Summit, scheduled for Saturday, October 21, 2023.
A post on their official Facebook page stated, “This summit provides a significant opportunity for world leaders to convene, foster dialogue, and enhance cooperation with the goal of achieving peace and stability in the region and globally. The response to President El-Sisi’s invitation reflects immense confidence in his leadership and Egypt’s influential role in fortifying international peace and security.”
This grand event is expected to draw the attention of global leaders and key international organizations. The Palestinian issue will be at the forefront of discussions.
Tensions heightened when Israel suggested Palestinians evacuate Gaza City, moving southwards. This move resonated with deep concerns in Egypt, being interpreted as an effort to displace numerous Palestinians towards its borders.
