President El-Sisi made his remarks during a meeting with US Senior Adviser for Arab and African Affairs Massad Boulos in Cairo.
According to the Egyptian presidency, the meeting addressed several regional issues of shared interest, particularly developments in Sudan.
El-Sisi praised US President Donald Trump’s efforts to end the war in Sudan and reiterated Egypt’s support for all regional and international initiatives aimed at achieving security and stability in the country.
He also reaffirmed Cairo’s steadfast support of Sudan’s sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity.
The president also stressed Egypt’s full rejection of any attempts to undermine Sudan’s security and stability, noting that such actions would directly threaten both countries’ national security.
Both sides discussed situations in other regional countries, emphasizing the need to reduce tensions and pursue joint efforts to find political solutions to ongoing crises.
They highlighted the importance of strengthening regional peace, preserving state sovereignty, maintaining territorial integrity, and protecting the resources of their peoples.
El-Sisi and Boulos agreed on the need for increased consultation and coordination between Egypt and the US on key regional issues, including Sudan, Libya, and the Horn of Africa.
Strategic partnership
According to the Egyptian presidency, the talks also focused on advancing Egypt-US ties, highlighting the importance of holding the second edition of the Egyptian-American Economic Forum in 2026.
El-Sisi underlined the significance of Egypt-US strategic cooperation, calling for building on the momentum in bilateral relations to expand collaboration across various fields and achieve mutual interests.
For his part, Boulos conveyed President Trump’s greetings and appreciation, praising Egypt’s role in promoting regional peace and security.
He also valued ongoing cooperation between Egypt and the US on regional issues, aimed at de-escalation and supporting stability.
The meeting was attended by Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and Head of the General Intelligence Services Hassan Rashad, according to the presidency.
Diplomatic talks
In a separate meeting, FM Abdelatty and Boulos discussed regional issues of mutual concern, including the Sudanese crisis.
Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s support for Sudan’s national institutions and stressed the need to intensify efforts to achieve a humanitarian truce and a ceasefire that would allow an inclusive political process to begin.
He also emphasized the importance of increasing humanitarian assistance and strengthening coordination with relief organizations and the Sudanese government, reaffirming Egypt’s continued humanitarian and relief support for the Sudanese people.
The meeting also covered preparations for the fifth meeting of the consultative mechanism to enhance and coordinate peace efforts in Sudan, hosted by Cairo, with the participation of the US adviser.
Regarding the Horn of Africa, Abdelatty said Israel’s recognition of the so-called “Somaliland” violates international law, infringes on Somalia’s sovereignty, and undermines regional stability. He warned that such actions pose risks to security in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea.
On Libya, Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s long-standing position, calling for the preservation of Libya’s unity and stability and rejecting any foreign interference or military presence on its territory.
He stressed the need for a Libyan-led solution that meets the people’s aspirations, along with continued efforts toward simultaneous presidential and parliamentary elections, and the withdrawal of all foreign forces and mercenaries.
Egypt’s top diplomat also praised President Trump's role in ending wars and resolving conflicts at the international level, citing his decisive part in securing a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
For his part, Boulos commended Egypt’s leading role as a pillar of security and stability in the Middle East and Africa, expressing appreciation for President El-Sisi's efforts to support regional stability.
Bilateral relations
The talks also addressed Egypt-US bilateral relations, reflecting shared appreciation for the strategic partnership between the two countries, described as a cornerstone for supporting security and stability in the Middle East and Africa.
Abdelatty and Boulos expressed their aspiration to elevate cooperation across political tracks and underscored the importance of maintaining close coordination and consultation on regional issues.
The talks also covered the economic partnership between Egypt and the US, described as a central pillar of bilateral relations.
Abdelatty highlighted Egypt’s interest in expanding trade, investment, and economic cooperation and advancing preparations for the second Egyptian-American Economic Forum, aimed at enhancing collaboration between business communities and opening new opportunities for US investment in Egypt.
Boulos also reaffirmed the US administration’s commitment to strengthening the strategic partnership across various fields and maintaining close coordination to address shared challenges and promote peace and development in Africa.
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