In a heartfelt message, Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, President of the Presidential Leadership Council, extended warm congratulations to his Egyptian counterpart, President Abdel Fattah Sisi, on the anniversary of the July 23 Revolution.
President Alimi, representing the Council and the government, expressed his sincere wishes for President Sisi’s health and happiness. He also conveyed hopes for continued progress and prosperity for the Egyptian people under Sisi’s wise leadership.
President Alimi praised Egypt’s steadfast support for the Yemeni people and their political leadership. He highlighted Egypt’s commitment to the Yemeni republic during various challenges, including its role in supporting Yemen’s developmental and educational initiatives. Additionally, he recognized Egypt’s contributions to the Arab and humanitarian efforts within the coalition supporting legitimacy, aimed at restoring state institutions and ending the Houthi militia’s insurgency backed by the Iranian regime.
The President emphasized the historical relationship between Yemen and Egypt, noting the promising prospects for future cooperation. He called for enhanced bilateral coordination to address shared challenges and safeguard the interests of both nations and their peoples at all levels.
This message underscores the importance of solidarity and collaboration between Yemen and Egypt, reflecting a commitment to mutual support and development.
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