President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of the Arab Republic of Egypt has decided to award the

Nile Collar, Egypt’s highest state honor, to President Donald Trump, President of the United States

of America, in recognition of his distinguished contributions to supporting peace efforts, defusing

conflicts, and most recently, his pivotal role in ending the war in Gaza.

This decision reflects the longstanding bilateral relations between Egypt and the United States and

highlights the Egyptian leadership’s commitment to honoring international figures who play a significant

role in achieving regional and global stability.

The Egyptian Presidency emphasized that awarding the Nile Collar to President Trump expresses the nation’s

gratitude for his intensive diplomatic efforts over recent months, which culminated in a ceasefire and the

initiation of a new path toward calm and reconstruction in Gaza.

It is noteworthy that the Nile Collar is the highest civilian award granted by the Egyptian state, typically

bestowed upon heads of state and personalities who have made significant contributions to the causes

of the nation and world peace.