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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has affirmed that Egypt will grant Saudi Arabia an official mandate to intervene militarily if requested, as part of efforts to safeguard regional security and stability, particularly in the Gulf region. Sisi called on the parliament to hold an emergency session to grant this authorization, referencing the Egyptian constitutional procedures for deploying forces abroad. This comes amid Egyptian-Saudi security coordination regarding the safety of navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. He also announced that his presidency will end in 2030, warning of the risks posed by regional challenges and emphasizing the important role of the armed forces in maintaining the state and its stability, while reaffirming Egypt’s consistent support for its Arab brothers and its commitment to strengthening security alliances.
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