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Theatrics Trumped All at Trump's Gaza Summit
- U.S. President Donald Trump attended a summit in Sharm El-Sheikh on October 13, where he and leaders from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey signed a document described as 'more of a vision statement than anything.'
- During the summit, Egypt's President Sisi awarded Trump the Order of the Nile, Egypt's highest civilian honor, indicating the country's praise for him as a key figure in peace efforts.
- French President Emmanuel Macron remained seated during Trump's address, highlighting some leaders' reluctance to fully participate in the event.
- A diplomatic source noted that the document signed was meant to simply commemorate peace efforts, reflecting varied expectations among leaders regarding the summit's outcome.
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Theatrics trumped all at Trump's Gaza summit
US President Donald Trump's lightning summit in Egypt, meant to cement a ceasefire in Gaza, was more a celebration of one man's newfound peacemaker persona than a high-level political negotiation, according to diplomats.
Extravagant handshakes, comments out of tune towards other leaders, calls for attention and, above all, prominence, a lot of Trump's protagonism have characterized and even made us forget at times the reasons for the Sharm el-Sheij summit for which international leaders were in EgyptChronicle - Welcome Mr. Trump: From 'peace summit' for Gaza to planetary kissers (Sánchez included) If the 'peace summit' organized in Sharm el-Sheij by Egypt alongs…
Cairo, Egypt.- The President of the United States, Donald Trump, took advantage of a one-day tour of Israel and Egypt to enjoy the praise of his fellow leaders, to whom, undecorated, he threw compliments and jokes at them. To Meloni even recognizing the wrongness of the comment, Trump preferred to take risks and refer, in front of the other leaders and journalists, to the physicist of the Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, who was the only…
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