Al-Sisi affirms Gulf sovereignty, Mashai suggests security framework
The report focused on strengthening Egyptian-Chinese relations during a summit between the two presidents, where five agreements and twenty cooperation documents were signed across various fields, enhancing the strategic partnership between the two countries. Sisi emphasized the importance of de-escalation in the region and urged diplomatic solutions to crises, respecting the sovereignty of Gulf states and Jordan, safeguarding their territorial integrity, and ensuring freedom of navigation. They also discussed efforts to support regional peace and stability. President Sisi announced the launch of the third phase of the Egyptian-China industrial zone in the Suez Canal, with a focus on cooperation in renewable energy, automobile manufacturing, and textiles. The two leaders reaffirmed their rejection of external interference, their support for the two-state solution, and the importance of increasing coordination in security and development sectors, while reviewing a Chinese proposal to establish a new security system in the Middle East.
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