Paris: Egypt's ambassador to France and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, Tarek Dahroug, announced that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's invitation to the G7 Summit in Evian signifies the robust strategic and historic partnership between Cairo and Paris. This invitation underscores Egypt's political significance and its pivotal role on both regional and international fronts.According to State Information Service Egypt, Dahroug emphasized that Egypt's involvement in the summit reflects the global community's recognition of Cairo's approach to pressing issues in the Middle East and Africa. Egypt's leadership in promoting regional security, stability, managing crises, and supporting peaceful conflict resolution is highly valued on the international stage.Dahroug also highlighted that the G7 Summit agenda resonates with Egypt's priorities. Egypt is expected to present Africa's perspective on critical issues such as sustainable development, food security, energy, and climate change impact. He pointed out the need for a fairer global economic system that considers the challenges faced by developing nations.Furthermore, Dahroug noted that Egypt's participation in the summit would provide a crucial platform for high-level bilateral discussions. These meetings aim to bolster economic cooperation, attract investment, and enhance coordination with major international powers to address current global challenges.