Egypt affirms pride in historical ties with Chad, discusses regional issues

Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty highlighted the nation's pride in its historical and fraternal relationship with Chad during a Tuesday phone call with his Chadian counterpart, Abdoulaye Saber Fadoul. Abdelatty stressed Cairo's eagerness to advance cooperation across various fields, guided by the directives of Presidents Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Mahamat Idriss Déby, aiming to serve the mutual interests of both countries.

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Egypt’s pride in historical, fraternal ties with Chad, stressing Cairo’s keenness to advance cooperation across various fields under directives from President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Chadian President Field Marshal Mahamat Idriss Déby to serve both nations’ mutual interests.

The discussion focused on bilateral relations and cooperation tracks, with both ministers reviewing the implementation of agreements from the fourth session of the Egypt-Chad Joint Committee. This included following up on agreed cooperation projects, agreements, and memoranda of understanding.

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Egypt’s steadfast support for Sudan’s unity, sovereignty, territorial integrity and national institutions while rejecting parallel entities. He underscored the need for a Sudanese-owned, comprehensive political settlement that restores security, stability and development.

Regional issues were also on the agenda. Abdelatty reiterated Egypt's unwavering support for Sudan's unity, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national institutions, rejecting any parallel entities. He emphasized the necessity of a Sudanese-owned, comprehensive political settlement to restore security and stability. The ministers also addressed developments in Libya, where Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt's firm backing for the country's unity, sovereignty, and state institutions, advocating for a Libyan-led political solution that leads to timely presidential and parliamentary elections.

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Egypt’s firm support for Libya’s unity, sovereignty and state institutions, emphasizing the necessity of a Libyan-Libyan political solution leading to simultaneous presidential and parliamentary elections as soon as possible.