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Friday, 30 October 2026 / 06:05 PM
Today, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with Prime Minister of Hungary Péter Magyar, at the Hungarian Parliament in Budapest, as part of the President's official visit to Hungary.
Spokesman for the Presidency Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy stated that the Hungarian Prime Minister received President El-Sisi upon his arrival at the Parliament. He briefed the President on the Holy Crown of Hungary, which serves as a symbol of statehood and sovereignty.
This was followed by the President and the Hungarian Prime Minister greeting the delegations of the two countries and taking a commemorative photo.
President El-Sisi and the Hungarian Prime Minister then held a bilateral meeting, followed by expanded talks attended by the delegations of both countries.
The Hungarian Prime Minister welcomed President El-Sisi’s visit to Hungary, affirming his country’s pride in the strategic partnership between the two countries. He also emphasized his country’s keenness to continue developing these relations and strengthening bilateral cooperation across various fields to serve the common interests of the two countries and their friendly peoples.
For his part, President El-Sisi expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Hungarian Prime Minister for the invitation to visit Hungary, praising the warm reception and generous hospitality.
The President also commended the continued progress in bilateral relations across various fields, reflecting the depth of the ties between the two countries and advancing their mutual interests.
President El-Sisi emphasized the importance of continuing to elevate these relations, both bilaterally and within the framework of the strategic partnership between Egypt and the European Union, thereby opening broader prospects for cooperation and serving the aspirations of both sides.
President El-Sisi and the Hungarian Prime Minister held a joint press conference at the conclusion of the talks, during which the President delivered a speech.
Friday, 30 October 2026 / 06:05 PM
Today, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with Prime Minister of Hungary Péter Magyar, at the Hungarian Parliament in Budapest, as part of the President's official visit to Hungary.
Spokesman for the Presidency Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy stated that the Hungarian Prime Minister received President El-Sisi upon his arrival at the Parliament. He briefed the President on the Holy Crown of Hungary, which serves as a symbol of statehood and sovereignty.
This was followed by the President and the Hungarian Prime Minister greeting the delegations of the two countries and taking a commemorative photo.
President El-Sisi and the Hungarian Prime Minister then held a bilateral meeting, followed by expanded talks attended by the delegations of both countries.
The Hungarian Prime Minister welcomed President El-Sisi’s visit to Hungary, affirming his country’s pride in the strategic partnership between the two countries. He also emphasized his country’s keenness to continue developing these relations and strengthening bilateral cooperation across various fields to serve the common interests of the two countries and their friendly peoples.
For his part, President El-Sisi expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Hungarian Prime Minister for the invitation to visit Hungary, praising the warm reception and generous hospitality.
The President also commended the continued progress in bilateral relations across various fields, reflecting the depth of the ties between the two countries and advancing their mutual interests.
President El-Sisi emphasized the importance of continuing to elevate these relations, both bilaterally and within the framework of the strategic partnership between Egypt and the European Union, thereby opening broader prospects for cooperation and serving the aspirations of both sides.
President El-Sisi and the Hungarian Prime Minister held a joint press conference at the conclusion of the talks, during which the President delivered a speech.
All rights reserved to the presidency Copyright © 2020
All rights reserved to the presidency Copyright © 2020