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UAE President Lauds Egypt's Role in Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

UAE President Lauds Egypt's Role in Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

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President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, welcomed Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Wednesday at Abu Dhabi International Airport, ahead of high-level talks aimed at reinforcing strategic cooperation between the two nations.
Following an official reception, the two leaders proceeded to Al Shati Palace, where they held a comprehensive bilateral meeting focused on enhancing economic, trade, and investment relations. The discussions underscored the shared commitment of Egypt and the UAE to deepening collaboration across key sectors in line with the aspirations of their respective peoples.
According to Ambassador Mohamed El Shennawy, Spokesperson for the Egyptian Presidency, the leaders also exchanged views on pressing regional developments, particularly the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Both presidents reaffirmed the urgent need for a ceasefire, the release of detainees, and increased humanitarian access to the Palestinian enclave.
President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed commended Egypt's sustained diplomatic efforts since the outset of the Gaza crisis, especially its role in mediation aimed at securing a ceasefire and easing the suffering of civilians in the region. He stressed the importance of continued coordination to support regional stability and alleviate the humanitarian toll on the people of Gaza.
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