Egyptian President Abdelfattah Al-Sisi urged on Tuesday all parties to have understanding and dialogue with a view to finding a political consensus that would end the current crisis in the Middle East and fend off further instability.
The Egyptian president made the statement during a phone call with FinnishPresident Alexander Stubb, Egyptian Presidential Spokesperson Ambassador Mohammad Al-Shennawy said in a press statement.
During the phone conversation, the two leaders discussed developments in theMiddle East, along with their bilateral relations, underlining the significance ofcontinuing to develop and promote these ties across various fields.
The Egyptian leader highlighted the intensive efforts Egypt is exerting, incoordination with regional and international partners, to de-escalate the currentregional tensions.
As for the Palestinian cause, Al-Sisi called on all parties to commit themselves toimplementing the agreement to end the war in the Gaza Strip, including by facilitating the access of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip and launching the reconstruction phase at an early date.
For his part, the Finnish President expressed his appreciation for the efforts exertedby Egypt to facilitate arriving at a political solution to the current crisis and to de-escalate tensions. He said that he shared the view with the Egyptian President regarding the need to back the mediators’ efforts in paving the way to reach a political settlement to thecrisis and staving off the repercussions of regional and world instability.
