In 2019, Turkish President Erdogan referred to Egyptian counterpart Sissi as 'a murderer', but now greets him as 'my dear brother', marking a significant diplomatic turnaround.
Relations between Turkey and Egypt plummeted after the military coup against President Morsi in 2013, leading Erdogan to frequently criticize el-Sissi’s government until recently.
Following a series of diplomatic engagements, including a meeting at the G20 summit and mutual support during Turkey's earthquake, ties have begun to improve significantly.
The evolving dynamic between Erdogan and el-Sissi highlights how geopolitical pressures, such as the situation in Gaza, can shift partnerships and influence diplomatic relations.
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