Sisi warns of regional collapse and emphasizes Gulf security as red line
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi warned of increasing risks threatening the security and stability of the region, stressing that the collapse of state institutions opens the door to chaos and conflicts. He emphasized that Arab national security is indivisible, and that any Egyptian military movement to support Gulf countries is aimed at defending their lands and borders, not launching attacks on other nations. He highlighted the importance of strengthening internal capabilities, fortifying institutions, and maintaining strategic balance, while continuing to reject interference in the internal affairs of states and staying away from dealings with militias. He also indicated that the stability of Yemen, Sudan, Libya, and Somalia is a priority, and that the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam poses a water security challenge for Egypt. Cairo reaffirmed its commitment to international law and rejected unilateral measures related to water issues. Regarding the Palestinian cause, Sisi reiterated Egypt’s rejection of the displacement of Palestinians and stressed the necessity of reaching an independent Palestinian state. Egypt continues its relief efforts to support Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
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