PM call with President El-Sisi of Egypt: 9 November 2026
The UK Prime Minister spoke with Egypt’s President El-Sisi, offering condolences for a Cairo train crash and discussing regional security, migration, and green growth agreements.
The Prime Minister spoke to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt today, beginning the call by expressing condolences for the victims of yesterday’s tragic train crash in Cairo. The leaders then addressed the Middle East, with the Prime Minister thanking Egypt for its role in supporting UK defensive operations in the Gulf. They discussed the urgency of advancing a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine and coordinating with international partners to reduce regional tensions.
The Prime Minister welcomed the recent signing of agreements between the UK and Egypt focused on migration management and green growth initiatives. These agreements were highlighted as key areas for strengthening bilateral cooperation. The leaders also reaffirmed their commitment to addressing shared challenges through joint efforts and dialogue.
During the call, the Prime Minister outlined his ambition to deepen the UK-Egypt relationship, emphasizing the importance of sustained engagement on security, economic, and environmental priorities. Both leaders acknowledged the progress made in recent discussions and expressed optimism about future collaboration.
The Prime Minister and President El-Sisi concluded by agreeing to continue their dialogue, with plans to reconnect in the near future to review progress on ongoing initiatives. The call underscored the ongoing commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.