Several talks were held between Sisi and his Ugandan counterpart on the sidelines of the summit. Sisi’s first presidential visit to Uganda was in December 2016 as the two leaders praised the long-historical relations between the two countries. They affirmed that excessive efforts will be done to enhance the two countries’ relations and cooperation.During the press conference, Kutesa said that he discussed several issues with Shoukry and agreed to organize a joint business forum with Egypt and the African Union next year. He added that his government is completely supportive of Egypt in its war against terrorism, praising Egypt’s role in unifying the African nations.Kutesa also affirmed that Egypt has the right to receive and enjoy its full share of Nile water without any risk or threat. He said that further talks and discussions are expected to take place between the two countries, especially regarding water, communications and technology.

Source: Egypt Today May 07, 2018 15:00 UTC