During a joint press conference held by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who is currently visiting Cairo at the beginning of an African tour, Sisi affirmed his country's vision on the situation in Sudan, calling for an immediate, permanent and comprehensive cease-fire in Sudan and the importance of refraining from any external party from interfering in the crisis, as a purely Sudanese.

Edited by| Paul Mitchel

Politic section -  CJ journalist

Cairo -  April,30,2023

   The two sides also announced that it was agreed to raise the level of relations between Egypt and Japan to the level of strategic partnership

The Egyptian president discussed with the Japanese Prime Minister the Palestinian issue and the situation in Libya

The economic, legislative, and structural reforms adopted in Egypt were reviewed in the framework of stimulating the business environment and improving the investment

the climate in Egypt over the past years, as well as incentives and guarantees guaranteed by Egyptian law for investors, explaining his call to the Japanese government to

encourage its companies to pump more investments into Egypt

Sisi also expressed his hope that Japan will work with development partners to discuss ways to alleviate the exceptional challenges imposed on many developing countries,

especially the economic consequences of the Ukrainian crisis on developing countries, which exceeded the rise in inflation, energy, and food prices caused by the "corona"

pandemic, under the current presidency of Japan of the group of Seven industrialized countries

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