Faraj Fathi: Sisi Rejects External African Interventions
MPF Fathi Fattah has emphasized that President Abdel Fattah El Sisi's speech during the African Union summit in Alamein reflects Egypt's firm rejection of any external interventions in African affairs. He stressed the importance of achieving security and stability across the continent as a prerequisite for sustainable development. He explained that the challenges facing Africa—such as conflicts, terrorism, and rising costs of energy and food—require the building of genuine partnerships and the integration of capacities to enhance the continent's ability to respond to crises. Additionally, he highlighted the necessity of activating the Continental Free Trade Agreement and promoting economic integration, while preserving the sovereignty and respect of countries to achieve stable, independent, and sustainable development in Africa.
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