Cairo: «Al-Khaleej» – Agencies

Yesterday, Tuesday, Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz discussed with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi the “unification of Arab forces in meeting challenges.”

King Salman and al-Sisi held separate talks, which were followed by extended talks involving representatives of the two countries, in which the common interest dealt with the development of a number of regional and international issues. Both sides acknowledged the need to strengthen joint efforts to combat terrorism and the importance of the international community’s concerted efforts to reach a political solution to the crisis. And protects the capabilities of their people.

King Salman welcomed Saudi Arabia’s visit, leadership and people to the Egyptian President’s visit, emphasizing the “diversity and privacy of Egypt-Saudi relations”.

He praised Egypt’s important role in the Arab region and its relentless efforts to support and support the Arab states, especially the Gulf states, as an essential pillar for maintaining security and stability in the Arab world.

King Salman reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s interest in strengthening bilateral relations with Egypt at all levels to achieve the common interests of the two fraternal nations and peoples.

CC expressed Egypt’s desire to strengthen bilateral cooperation relations with Saudi Arabia in all fields, emphasizing “what unites the Egyptian and Saudi peoples on the basis of brotherhood and affection, common history and one rule.”

He stressed the importance of continuing to work to unite the Arab forces and their solidarity in facing the challenges facing the Arab region, stressing that Egypt will not allow the security and stability of its brothers in the Gulf countries to be compromised. Is an integral part of Egypt’s security.

In addition, CC and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stressed the importance of strengthening joint Arab action to address the various challenges facing the region, and the intensification of consultations and coordination between the two countries, especially in light of the diversity and severity of the crises seen in some countries in the region.

During the talks, the security of the Gulf was emphasized and the importance of ensuring the security of the Red Sea is a fundamental pillar of the regional and international trade movement, which requires the concerted efforts of coastal countries to ensure freedom of navigation and security.

In turn, Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed CC’s visit.

He emphasized the need for the Kingdom to continue to promote better bilateral relations between the two countries in various fields, especially in the areas of economy, investment and development.