On February 23, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi engaged in a significant telephone conversation with King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, highlighting the strong ties and mutual cooperation between their nations.
Counselor Dr. Ahmed Fahmy, the Spokesman for the Presidency, relayed that the call primarily focused on bolstering bilateral relations and enhancing collaboration between Egypt and Jordan. The leaders underscored the historical brotherly bonds shared between their peoples, emphasizing the importance of strengthening these ties further.
President El-Sisi and King Abdullah II also delved into the latest developments concerning the Gaza Strip, with a particular emphasis on the urgent need for a ceasefire. Both leaders emphasized the necessity of intensifying efforts to facilitate the delivery of crucial humanitarian aid into the region, given the alarming humanitarian conditions prevailing there.
Furthermore, the discussion addressed the imperative of preventing any escalation of military operations, as it poses significant risks to the security and stability of the entire region. President El-Sisi and King Abdullah II reiterated their steadfast commitment to advocating for a just and comprehensive solution to the Palestinian issue. They emphasized that establishing an independent Palestinian State, based on the June 4, 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital, is fundamental to restoring peace and stability in the region.
