President Sisi affirms Egypt's red lines on Sudan
The meeting between President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and his counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa emphasized strengthening the bilateral relations between Egypt and South Africa, including elevating the joint committee to the higher committee for developing economic cooperation and boosting trade and investments. Both sides also underscored the importance of supporting African economic integration, particularly cross-border projects connecting the north and south, aimed at promoting stability and development across the continent. They also highlighted the necessity of supporting the security and stability of African countries, with a firm stance that the security, sovereignty, and unity of Sudan represent a red line that Egypt will not allow to be crossed. Additionally, Ramaphosa reaffirmed ongoing coordination with Egypt on regional issues, including the Palestinian cause and water concerns, with both sides committed to safeguarding regional security.
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