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Osiris File 001 · Arab Republic of Egypt
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, President of Egypt, at a recent public event
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Photo: Europäische Kommission - Audiovisueller Dienst, Etienne Ansotte, CE - Service audiovisuel, EC - Audiovisual Service (CC BY 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

President of Egypt since 2014. Public activity, diplomatic movements and the regional files around Cairo, tracked from open sources.

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Travel

On October 13, 2026, El-Sisi concluded an Asian tour that secured 20 agreements across multiple partners including Malaysia and Indonesia.

Diplomatic Activity

On October 11, 2026, Egypt and Indonesia targeted $5 billion in trade while reaffirming Palestinian statehood and Nile water security.

Regional Files

On October 9, 2026, El-Sisi stressed Nile water as an existential issue and stated in Seoul that Red Sea security is the sole responsibility of littoral states.

Generated 14 Oct, 22:39 Cairo·Summarises tracked events only; open any item below for its sources.
Days since last Cairo visit from
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Last visit 26 Aug
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Relationship strength

Most engaged partners, last 90 days

■ Sisi visited  ■ visited Cairo
1
KRSouth Korea
3
2
USUnited States
3
3
MYMalaysia
3
4
CNChina
2
5
TZTanzania
1
6
IDIndonesia
1

Counts in-person visits in either direction, one per partner per day. Calls and meetings on the sidelines of third-country summits are excluded from the ranking.

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Regional files and Egypt’s role

Gaza

Ceasefire mediator with Qatar and the US; controls Rafah; authored the Arab League-adopted reconstruction plan (March 2025).

64conflict items16Egyptian engagements

Libya

Backs eastern-based partners, treats Sirte–al-Jufra as a security boundary, engages Tripoli diplomatically.

1conflict items2Egyptian engagements

Sudan

Backs Sudan’s state institutions and army-led authorities; rejects parallel RSF structures; convenes neighbour-led mediation.

16conflict items10Egyptian engagements

Red Sea / Suez

Canal revenue, Houthi attacks and the Damietta strike make shipping security an economic file first.

151shipping items0Egyptian engagements
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