Nieuws

Egyptian Foreign Minister: Our priority is to stop the aggression on Gaza and allow humanitarian and medical aid to reach the Strip

Egyptian Foreign Minister: We stress the need to adhere to the two-state solution and the establishment of the Palestinian state

Jordanian Foreign Minister heads to Cairo to chair meeting of Arab ministerial committee tasked with international action to confront illegal Israeli measures in Jerusalem

High Representative of the European Commission for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell arrives at Rafah crossing

Egyptian Presidency: Sisi, Borrell review efforts to reach ceasefire in Gaza

Egyptian Foreign Minister: No one can outbid our country regarding the fight against terrorism, and any lies repeated by any party have nothing to do with reality

Egyptian Foreign Minister: We are making every effort in the negotiation process to stop the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip

Egypt's Foreign Minister and UAE President @MohamedBinZayed discuss ways to resolve the escalating Sudan crisis as well as the tensions between Ethiopia and Somalia

Egyptian Foreign Minister arrives in Abu Dhabi

Ethiopian Army Chief, General Berhanu Jula, speaking in Jigjiga, Somali Region, stated that Somalia’s collapse began with the 1977 war against Ethiopia. He claimed foreign powers pushed Somalia into the conflict, only to abandon it later. Jula linked recent cooperation between Somalia and Egypt to the 1977 conflict, suggesting similar external influences. The General made these remarks while visiting the Somali region’s capital, with a photo showing him seated next to the regional president

Israeli Broadcasting Authority: The visit of the Egyptian Chief of Staff to the Gaza border is a continuation of the harsh messages coming from Cairo against Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding the Philadelphi Corridor

Egyptian Army Chief of Staff inspects situation and security measures on Gaza border

Erdogan: Egypt and Turkey have a common position on the Palestinian issue

Al-Sisi: The crises the region is experiencing confirm the importance of Egyptian-Turkish cooperation

Signing of agreements between Türkiye and Egypt in the presence of Presidents Erdogan and Sisi

Erdogan: We continue to work to ensure that Israeli officials who committed crimes in Gaza are held accountable

Turkish President: Israel showed by killing the negotiator it was negotiating with the doctrine that governs its policy

Al-Sisi: We stress the importance of the right to establish an independent Palestinian state

Egyptian President: I welcome rapprochement between Syria and Turkey

Sisi: The phenomenon of armed militias in Libya must be ended

Erdogan: The priority is to stop the fire in Gaza

Al-Sisi: My visit to Ankara reflects the common will to start a new phase of friendship and cooperation between Egypt and Turkey

Egyptian Presidency: Sisi and Erdogan will witness the signing of a number of memoranda of understanding in various areas of cooperation

Egypt denounces Israeli PM Netanyahu’s claim that Hamas receives its weapons from Egypt through the Philadelphia Corridor

Saudi Foreign Ministry: We warn of the consequences of provocative Israeli statements in undermining the efforts of Egyptian, Qatari and American mediation

Egyptian Presidency: Sisi and Saudi Crown Prince stressed in a phone call the need to reach an immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Egyptian Foreign Minister's to the UN Security Council on the developments of the Ethiopian dam: Egypt is almost entirely dependent on the Nile River for its renewable water resources, which are indispensable for meeting the vital humanitarian needs and basic rights of Egyptians. Although the Nile River has experienced successive flood seasons above average in recent years, which has relatively protected Egypt from serious damage, the continuation of Ethiopian policies, as announced by the Ethiopian PM on August 26, 2024, could pose an existential threat to Egypt, as well as the rights and interests of 150 million citizens in the two downstream countries, and thus jeopardize regional and international peace and security. After exhausting all peaceful means, including repeatedly resorting to the Security Council, in the hope of convincing Ethiopia to desist from its illegal unilateral policies and accept any of the existing compromises that balance the interests and rights of all parties, the Government of Egypt is ready to exercise its right to defend and protect the rights and interests of the Egyptian people, in accordance with the United Nations Charter. Egypt urges the Security Council to assume its responsibilities under Article 24 of the United Nations Charter, by taking appropriate measures to ensure that Ethiopia stops its illegal unilateral practices in the Nile Basin

Egyptian Foreign Ministry in a letter to the Security Council: Ethiopia continues to stir up trouble with its neighbors and threatens regional stability

Egyptian Foreign Ministry: We condemn the continued Israeli military attacks in the West Bank

Cairo News Channel: A number of tourists were stabbed in the Taba resort in Egypt