President Sisi Meets Danish Speaker to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

On Saturday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with Søren Gade Jensen, Speaker of the Danish Parliament, during his visit to Copenhagen at the start of a European tour. The meeting highlighted the growing partnership between Egypt and Denmark, reflecting their mutual interest in enhancing bilateral ties across various sectors.

According to Presidential Spokesman Ambassador Ahmed Fahmy, Speaker Gade welcomed President El-Sisi warmly, praising Egypt’s significant role at regional and international levels. He also expressed Denmark’s strong interest in expanding cooperation with Egypt, a country he described as a vital partner.

President El-Sisi conveyed his gratitude for the warm reception, reaffirming Egypt’s commitment to deepening collaboration with Denmark, particularly in light of the recent elevation of their relations to the level of a strategic partnership. He emphasized the importance of strengthening parliamentary ties between the two nations, noting the critical role legislatures play in fostering closer bilateral relations.

During the meeting, President El-Sisi highlighted Egypt’s ongoing development efforts and the opportunities for collaboration in various fields, including economic, technological, and environmental sectors. Discussions also touched upon regional and international developments and their implications for stability in the Middle East and beyond.

President El-Sisi concluded his visit to the Danish Parliament by signing the official guestbook, expressing his wishes for continued progress and prosperity for Denmark, its leadership, and its people.