President El-Sisi Speaks with the Austrian Chancellor

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President SIsi and Alexander Schallenberg

The Presidency

Today, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received a phone call from Austrian Chancellor, Alexander Schallenberg.

Spokesman for the Presidency, Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, stated that President El-Sisi and Chancellor Schallenberg welcomed the progress in Egyptian-Austrian relations across various fields during the current phase.

They underscored their aspiration to build on this progress to further strengthen bilateral relations strategically and in a way that serves the interests of both countries. They affirmed the need for continued consultations on issues of mutual interest, at both the regional and international levels, to facilitate coordinated efforts.

President El-Sisi reviewed Egypt’s endeavors to ensure the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and the adequate delivery of humanitarian aid to the people of the Gaza Strip, in order to alleviate the catastrophic humanitarian crisis there.

The President also emphasized the indispensability of initiating reconstruction efforts in the area, to make it habitable so as to enable the residents of the Strip to resume normal life as soon as possible.

The Austrian Chancellor commended Egypt’s persistent efforts over the past months to mediate and prevent further bloodshed. He affirmed his country’s appreciation for Egypt’s vital role in securing the ceasefire.

The call also touched on the situation in Syria. President El-Sisi reiterated Egypt’s commitment to preserving Syria’s unity, territorial integrity, and the security of its people. The talks also addressed the situation in Lebanon, with an emphasis on the importance of maintaining the ceasefire and supporting Lebanon’s state institutions to allow them to fulfill their role in realizing the aspirations of the Lebanese people.

The Austrian Chancellor expressed appreciation for the wisdom of Egypt’s positions and its unwavering efforts to maintain regional security and stability.

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