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Egypt's regional diplomatic outreach

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On 28 July 2026, President Abdel Fattah Sisi expressed Egypt’s solidarity with Algeria and Tunisia as wildfires raged in both countries, offering assistance and reaffirming historic ties. The discussions also underscored a shared commitment to a peaceful settlement of the Iranian crisis and to coordinated diplomatic efforts to safeguard Arab security. The following day, 29 July 2026, Sisi hosted Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh in Al‑Alamein. The meeting, attended by senior Senior Egyptian officials, officials attended, and the parties reiterated historic and fraternal bonds and focused on deepening while expanding cooperation in electricity, energy, infrastructure, reconstruction, trade and investment. Both sides investment, and pledged to strengthen deeper coordination on for regional peace peace. Two days later, on 31 July 2026, Dbeibeh travelled to Al‑Amein for a second high‑level session with Sisi and Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. The agenda broadened to resolve conflicts through dialogue. Together, joint infrastructure projects, an electricity interconnection, oil‑and‑gas collaboration, enhanced security coordination, and the two engagements illustrate a pattern settlement of Egypt’s active diplomatic outreach to its North‑African neighbours in 2026, emphasizing solidarity roughly $90 million in crisis response, delayed payments. Both sides presented the meeting as further steps toward stability and deeper economic partnership, partnership between Egypt and the pursuit of regional stability. Libya.

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