President Lungu consoles Egyptian President Sissi
President Edgar Lungu has sent a message of condolences to his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah Sissi, over the killing of more than 30 people in a terror attack.
President Lungu said he learnt with deep sorrow the cowardly acts of violence against the people of Sinai area in Egypt.
Mr. Lungu sent his message of condolences in a letter to President El Sissi, the Egyptian people and the bereaved families on behalf of the Zambian government and the nation.
This is according to a media statement made available to ZANIS in Lusaka today by his Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda.
President Lungu desired that the friendly and brotherly relation that exists between Zambia and Egypt would grow from strength to strength for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
He went on to assure Egypt of Zambia’s support in the country’s effort of combating terrorism.
The Zambian Head of State met President El Sissi on January 29 on the side-lines of the summit in Addis Ababa where they discussed several bilateral issues including bilateral cooperation to combat terrorism.
President Lungu said he learnt with deep sorrow the cowardly acts of violence against the people of Sinai area in Egypt.
Mr. Lungu sent his message of condolences in a letter to President El Sissi, the Egyptian people and the bereaved families on behalf of the Zambian government and the nation.
This is according to a media statement made available to ZANIS in Lusaka today by his Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda.
President Lungu desired that the friendly and brotherly relation that exists between Zambia and Egypt would grow from strength to strength for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
He went on to assure Egypt of Zambia’s support in the country’s effort of combating terrorism.
The Zambian Head of State met President El Sissi on January 29 on the side-lines of the summit in Addis Ababa where they discussed several bilateral issues including bilateral cooperation to combat terrorism.