Fatshimetrie, November 12 (FM) – President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi held a telephone conversation with his counterpart from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, on Tuesday.
During this call, the two leaders discussed ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation as well as ties in various fields between the two countries, according to the presidential spokesperson.
The Congolese president praised Egypt’s support for the DRC, particularly Cairo’s positive support for the African country’s development efforts.
The two sides also discussed efforts to maintain peace, security and stability in Africa. They agreed to continue to coordinate and cooperate mutually to serve the interests of the Egyptian and Congolese people, as well as the entire African continent.
This telephone conversation between the two presidents underlines the importance of relations between Egypt and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and highlights their common commitment to development and stability in Africa. It is essential that African countries work together to address the challenges facing the continent and work towards a better future for all.
This communication between the two leaders demonstrates the commitment of Egypt and the DRC to strengthen their partnership and work closely together to address the common challenges they face. It is encouraging to see these constructive exchanges that aim to promote cooperation and development in Africa.
In conclusion, the telephone conversation between President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and President Felix Tshisekedi is a clear example of the importance of diplomacy and cooperation between African countries. It is through dialogue and collaboration that significant progress can be made to promote peace, security and sustainable development on the continent.