Cairo: Arab and international media outlets have drawn significant attention to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's recent appeal to US President Donald Trump, urging him to intervene and bring an end to the ongoing war in the region and the Gulf. El-Sisi emphasized that President Trump is uniquely positioned to halt the conflict.
According to State Information Service Egypt, the Egyptian President made these remarks during the inauguration of the ninth edition of the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES 2026), held at the Egypt International Exhibition Center. The event was themed 'Transforming Energy through Collaboration, Action, and Realism,' underscoring the critical need for international cooperation in the energy sector amidst the geopolitical turmoil.
President El-Sisi delivered a direct message to President Trump, stating, "I say to President Trump: no one can stop the war in our region and the Gulf except you. I am addressing you in the name of humanity and all peace-loving people. You, Mr. President, are among those who love peace." El-Sisi further highlighted the severe consequences of the ongoing conflict, urging Trump to use his influence to restore peace.
Media coverage has been extensive, with Russia Today (RT) highlighting El-Sisi's message under the headline 'El-Sisi Sends Message to Trump to Stop the War,' focusing on Trump's potential to resolve the conflict. Similarly, Sky News Arabia reported on the President's urgent plea, emphasizing the looming threat of skyrocketing oil prices should the war persist.
Russia's Sputnik news agency also broadcasted El-Sisi's comments, noting the urgency of the situation following a month of US-Israeli military actions against Iran. El-Sisi's message resonates as a call for immediate diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation.
Regional channels like Al Arabiya and Al Hadath echoed similar sentiments, quoting El-Sisi's insistence that President Trump is the key to achieving peace in the region. The Egyptian leader's appeal reflects a broader international desire for stability and resolution in the Gulf crisis.