Presidents Sisi and Biden Discuss Ceasefire Efforts in Gaza

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt received a phone call from U.S. President Joe Biden to discuss the latest efforts to halt the ongoing conflict in Gaza, according to an urgent report by Cairo News Channel.

During the call, the two leaders reviewed recent regional developments and the heightened tensions in the Middle East. They specifically focused on the ongoing Egyptian-American-Qatari efforts to broker a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Both presidents reaffirmed their commitment to these joint efforts aimed at de-escalating the situation and restoring regional peace and security. They also addressed concerns about the potential expansion of the conflict in the region.

President Sisi emphasized Egypt's perspective on the severe repercussions of the continued hostilities in Gaza, highlighting their negative impact on regional stability. He reiterated that achieving a ceasefire in Gaza is a crucial step towards re-establishing calm and stability in the area.

Furthermore, the Egyptian presidency stated that Presidents Sisi and Biden agreed to maintain intensive joint efforts to secure a ceasefire and advance the implementation of the two-state solution.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has been a focal point of international diplomacy, with various countries and organizations working to mediate a ceasefire. The region has experienced recurring cycles of violence, severely impacting the civilian population and regional stability.