In a bid to strengthen longstanding ties between Qatar and Egypt, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi concluded a two-day official visit to Doha on April 13–14, reaffirming a shared commitment to closer coordination and consultations between the two nations.

In his meeting with Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, Amir of Qatar, the two leaders discussed expanding bilateral cooperation, with a focus on enhancing economic and investment opportunities. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to fostering sustainable economic growth through a series of joint initiatives, including a $7.5 billion Qatari investment package.

Although details of the package were not disclosed, the announcement highlighted the strength of the relationship and the shared interest in long-term development.

The statement noted that the visit aimed to reinforce the historic ties between the two countries and deepen dialogue across political, economic, and strategic fields. Talks between the two leaders were described as taking place in a spirit of fraternity, trust, and mutual understanding, with a focus on expanding cooperation and exploring new avenues for partnership.

Highlighting the importance of economic collaboration, both parties agreed to intensify joint efforts to boost investment and trade exchange. As a further gesture of goodwill, Qatar announced its support for the nomination of Dr. Khaled El Enany of Egypt for the role of Director-General of UNESCO, citing his academic and cultural contributions.