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Prabowo and Egypt's El-Sisi push for Middle East de-escalation
Indonesia's defense minister and Egypt's president have jointly called for restraint in the Middle East while reaffirming their positions on the Gaza conflict. The two leaders emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to regional tensions during high-level talks.
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Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi have reiterated their shared stance on Gaza and urged all parties involved in Middle Eastern hostilities to pursue de-escalation, according to official statements from both nations.
The two leaders held discussions on regional security matters, with particular focus on the humanitarian situation in Gaza and broader efforts to prevent further escalation of conflict in the volatile Middle East region. Both officials underscored the importance of diplomatic engagement in resolving the ongoing tensions that have threatened regional stability.
Indonesia and Egypt, as major Muslim-majority nations with significant regional influence, have consistently advocated for peaceful resolution of Middle Eastern disputes. The reaffirmation of their shared position reflects both countries' commitment to fostering dialogue among all stakeholders involved in the conflict.
The talks between Prabowo and El-Sisi represent broader efforts by major regional players to coordinate responses to Middle Eastern crises and promote sustainable peace initiatives. Both leaders have emphasized that sustainable solutions require sustained international engagement and commitment to humanitarian principles.