President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt recently spoke by phone with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, extending his congratulations on the latter’s re-election for a new presidential term. In a statement released by the Egyptian Presidency, Spokesman Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy noted that El-Sisi praised Museveni’s victory as a reflection of the Ugandan people’s trust and confidence in his leadership.
El-Sisi also reaffirmed the depth of the historical ties between Egypt and Uganda, underscoring Egypt’s commitment to further strengthening these relations. He emphasized the importance of building on the momentum gained in recent years and the outcomes of President Museveni’s visit to Egypt in August 2025.
Strengthening Bilateral Ties and Future Engagement
In response, President Museveni expressed his heartfelt gratitude for President El-Sisi’s congratulations and shared his eagerness to continue enhancing bilateral relations between the two countries. Museveni welcomed the prospect of President El-Sisi visiting Uganda in the near future, signaling a desire for deeper diplomatic and economic cooperation.
The phone call between the two leaders highlights the ongoing efforts to fortify Egypt-Uganda relations, focusing on collaboration in various sectors that benefit both nations. The shared commitment to a stronger partnership continues to guide future engagement at the political and economic levels.