On January 14, 2025, President Sisi spoke to President Déby of Chad, affirming Egypt’s support for Chad’s stability and condemning an attack on the presidential palace. Sisi acknowledged Déby’s role against terrorism and congratulated him on his party’s legislative success. Déby expressed appreciation for Egypt’s support and emphasized the value of cooperation between the nations.
On January 14, 2025, President Abdel Fattah El Sisi of Egypt engaged in a telephone conversation with Mahamat Idriss Déby, the President of Chad. During this discussion, President Sisi affirmed Egypt’s unwavering support for Chad’s security and stability, explicitly condemning the recent assault on the presidential palace in N’Djamena.
President Sisi acknowledged President Déby’s significant efforts in leading Chad’s fight against terrorist entities, reiterating Egypt’s commitment to assist Chad in combating terrorism and extremism. Furthermore, he extended heartfelt congratulations to President Déby on his party’s success in capturing the majority in the recent legislative election.
President Déby expressed sincere gratitude for President Sisi’s supportive call and reiterated his appreciation for Egypt’s ongoing aid in strengthening Chad’s security and stability. He praised the historical ties between Egypt and Chad and highlighted the importance of further enhancing bilateral cooperation across various sectors.
The conversation between the two leaders comes amidst ongoing security challenges in Chad, particularly from extremist groups threatening stability in the region. The relationship between Egypt and Chad has historically been marked by solidarity, particularly in matters of security and regional cooperation. By affirming support for Chad, Egypt seeks to reinforce these ties while countering shared threats in the region, emphasizing the importance of collaborative actions against terrorism.
In summary, President Sisi’s recent communication with President Déby underscores Egypt’s commitment to supporting Chad amidst security challenges. The reaffirmation of bilateral cooperation signifies a strong alliance in combating terrorism. Both leaders aim to cultivate this relationship to ensure continued peace and stability in Chad and the wider region.
Original Source: www.egypttoday.com
