Egyptian-Saudi Relations as Arab Model

Ibrahim Dayef, Vice President of the "Era of a Generation" Party, affirmed that the relations between Egypt and Saudi Arabia go beyond formal protocols and serve as a model of cultural and social harmony. He noted that thousands of Saudis own property in Egypt and visit regularly, while Egyptians also maintain an active presence in the Kingdom, reinforcing mutual affection between the two countries. He explained that campaigns on social media aimed at dismantling Arab bonds are unreliable electronic cells, and highlighted the strength of public awareness and national institutions in confronting them. Moreover, he emphasized that economic cooperation between Cairo and Riyadh is expected to double before 2030, supported by Saudi efforts to improve the legislative environment and attract investments. He praised Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s vision in elevating Saudi Arabia’s regional and international stature. He also commended President Sisi’s wisdom in safeguarding state institutions and maintaining Egypt's stability amid regional crises, with positive developments anticipated on regional issues following official visits between the two nations.

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