The leadership of Algeria acknowledged that the 31st Arab Summit, which wrapped up in Algeria yesterday, was much aided by President Abdel Fattah El-attendance Sisi’s and participation.
The presence of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in Algeria and his participation in the summit were key contributors to its success, according to a statement from the Algerian Foreign Minister Ramtan Lamamra to the Middle East News Agency. The Algerian leadership, represented by President Abdel Majid Taboun, also expressed their sincere gratitude to President Sisi.
For his part, a representative of the Algerian presidency noted that “the presence of President Sisi Ajlaj the issuance of all Algerians, despite his concerns in organising the global climate summit hosted by Egypt, but he came to us, and this has left a positive impact among the Algerians, leadership and people, and it will be the start of a new start in the history of Egyptian -Algerian relations.
“As Algerians, we will build on this visit and we are prepared to talk about ways to strengthen collaboration between the two nations in all domains,” he concluded.
When President Sisi arrived at the conference hall, Algerian journalists and media professionals began chanting, “We love you, Rice,” and President Sisi responded, “I also love you.” This hasn’t happened with any other Arab president, according to the Algerian media, which was focused on President Sisi’s arrival in Algeria and his participation in the summit.
Photographs and videos of Algerian President Abdel Majid Taboun greeting President Sisi and shaking hands with him were also disseminated by Algerian journalists and media personnel in the media centre. They claimed that no other president had had such a warm welcome.
Before the meeting began, The Middle East News Agency visited some of Algeria’s busiest markets, where a large number of Algerian civilians confirmed that President Sisi’s attendance at the Arab summit was notable, significant, and a key factor in its success.
Algerian leadership: The Arab Summit’s success is in large part due to President Sisi’s involvement.
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