El-Sisi and Trump discuss regional stability and bilateral ties

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Lagos, Nigeria – Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone conversation on Saturday, focusing on strengthening strategic ties and addressing Middle East crises. El-Sisi congratulated Trump on his re-election, highlighting the confidence of the American people in his leadership.

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He also extended an invitation for Trump to visit Egypt, proposing discussions on regional stability and an opportunity to attend the inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum. In response, Trump invited El-Sisi to Washington for further talks.

The conversation covered a range of bilateral, regional, and global issues, with both leaders reaffirming their commitment to deepening economic and investment ties, as well as cooperation on water security.

The discussion emphasized Egypt’s mediation efforts in Gaza, underlining the importance of stabilizing the ceasefire and accelerating humanitarian aid delivery. Both presidents stressed the need for sustained diplomatic engagement to address ongoing conflicts and promote regional peace.

El-Sisi reiterated the urgency of a lasting resolution to the Middle East conflict, urging renewed peace efforts. He expressed confidence in Trump’s ability to broker a historic agreement, aligning with international expectations for stability.

The leaders concluded their call by affirming their commitment to continuous coordination, emphasizing the importance of regular high-level discussions to advance mutual interests and reinforce the strategic partnership between Egypt and the United States.