On Wednesday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi called on his American counterpart Donald Trump to attend the signing of a possible agreement in Egypt, in the event of reaching it during the current negotiations in Sharm El -Sheikh.
During his speech from the Cairo Police Academy, the Egyptian President pointed to the ongoing Egyptian efforts during the past two years to stop the Gaza war.
He continued, “Now in Sharm El -Sheikh, negotiations are being held to end the war, and our hearts are all with these negotiations. I register with great appreciation and respect for President Trump his true will to end the war during the current round of negotiations.”
Al -Sisi sent a message to President Trump to continue his support to reach an agreement on Gaza, stressing Egypt’s keenness on positive interaction with the Palestinian issue.
And he added: “What I have received about the meetings of Sharm El -Sheikh is encouraging news, and we hope to seize the opportunity, and we are keen that the end of the war be in the current negotiating round.”
President Sisi also stressed that the region is going through difficult and harsh conditions, pointing to the ability of the Egyptian state to overcome any challenge and address any danger. He added: “We were able to overcome terrorism and the situation in Egypt are reassuring.”
The Egyptian President stressed that no one can threaten the Egyptian state, stressing its ability to overcome any challenge and address any danger.
President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi arrived at the headquarters of the Police Academy in New Cairo to attend the graduation ceremony for a new batch of academy students.
Today, Wednesday, the Police Academy in New Cairo will witness a ceremony for a new batch of students from the Police College and specialized officers for the academic year 2024/2025, in the presence of President Sisi, Major General Mahmoud Tawfiq, the Minister of the Interior, members of the Police Authority, a group of leaders and officers of the armed forces, representatives of several ministries, and the families of the graduates.
