President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi will open the El Alamein–Africa Business Forum tomorrow in New Alamein City, with broad participation from African leaders and officials, alongside representatives of the business community and African and international economic institutions.

The President will also chair the summit of the founding states of the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), jointly with the President of Angola, who chairs the agency's Heads of State and Government Orientation Committee. The summit will be attended by the heads and representatives of the agency's founding states, Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria, Senegal and South Africa, as well as the President of Burundi as current Chair of the African Union, representatives of the African Union Commission, and the Executive Director of AUDA-NEPAD.

Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, the official spokesman for the Presidency, said the President will also take part in the African Union's 8th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting, hosted by Egypt in New Alamein City on Sunday, October 4, with a number of African leaders and heads of regional economic communities. As head of the host state, the President is scheduled to deliver the meeting's opening and closing addresses.

The spokesman added that over the two days the President will hold a number of bilateral and multilateral meetings with African leaders and officials to discuss ways to strengthen joint African action and advance development and continental integration.