Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdellati met with his Tunisian counterpart, Mohamed Ali Nafti, in New York to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in economic and investment fields. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. The two ministers emphasized their commitment to strengthening the unique Egyptian-Tunisian relationship, built on historical ties, and pushing forward cooperation in various areas, particularly economic, trade, and investment.
According to Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nader Zaki, the ministers reviewed the implementation of outcomes from the 18th session of the Egyptian-Tunisian Joint High Committee. They expressed their pride in the special relationship between the two countries and their desire to continue fostering bilateral cooperation. The ministers also exchanged views on regional developments, focusing on the situations in Gaza, Libya, and Sudan.
The discussions highlighted the importance of intensifying coordination and consultation on regional crises. The ministers underscored their support for efforts aimed at achieving security, stability, and preserving the unity and sovereignty of Arab states. Egypt and Tunisia reaffirmed their commitment to promoting peace and stability in the region.
The meeting demonstrated the strong ties between Egypt and Tunisia, with both countries seeking to enhance cooperation in various fields. The bilateral relationship has been built on a foundation of mutual respect and trust. By working together, Egypt and Tunisia aim to address common challenges and promote regional stability.
The crises in Gaza, Libya, and Sudan were high on the agenda, with the ministers discussing ways to support peace and stability in these countries. They emphasized the need for a coordinated approach to address these challenges and promote a peaceful resolution. Egypt and Tunisia have a shared interest in promoting stability in the region.
The Egyptian-Tunisian relationship has been strengthened through regular high-level exchanges and cooperation in various fields. The two countries have a long history of collaboration, and their leaders have expressed a commitment to deepening ties. By enhancing cooperation, Egypt and Tunisia can address common challenges and promote regional stability.
The meeting between the Egyptian and Tunisian foreign ministers reflects the strong bilateral relationship and the shared commitment to promoting peace and stability in the region. Egypt and Tunisia will continue to work together to address regional challenges and promote cooperation in various fields.
Key points
- Egypt and Tunisia have agreed to enhance cooperation in economic and investment fields.
- The two countries will intensify coordination on regional crises, including the situations in Gaza, Libya, and Sudan.
- Egypt and Tunisia reaffirmed their commitment to promoting peace, stability, and preserving the unity and sovereignty of Arab states.
