Grandi is in Egypt on a three-day visit.

According to Spokesperson for the Egyptian Presidency Ahmed Fahmy, Grandi expressed his appreciation for Egypt’s intensive efforts towards settling the crisis and restoring security and stability in Sudan.

He also affirmed his keenness to enhance cooperation in supporting displaced people hosted in Egypt.

The UNHCR chief had inspected the Egyptian-Sudanese border crossings on Sunday to ensure that Sudanese refugees were provided the adequate support from UN Egypt teams.

Grandi hailed Egypt's efforts with UN organizations and the Egyptian Red Crescent to help Sudanese and other refugees escape the war in Egypt's southern neighbour.

The international community as well as donors must provide support to hosting countries, he reiterated.

El-Sisi affirmed the refugees issue and all forms of displacement should be dealt with through "a comprehensive approach."

This approach is meant to address the roots of conflict and achieve security, political stability, and inclusive sustainable development, El-Sisi added.

The president also expressed appreciation for the UNHCR efforts to confront the escalating crisis in Sudan.

According to the UNHCR, Egypt is the largest host of Sudanese fleeing the conflict, with an estimated arrival rate of over 5,000 individuals per day.

On Sunday, the Egyptian foreign ministry stated that "to date, 164,000 Sudanese have been granted access to Egypt through its southern borders."