Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized the importance of marking the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Hungary in 2028 as a major milestone in developing relations between the two countries. He made these remarks during talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Medgyessy at the Hungarian Parliament in Budapest. The two leaders discussed ways to expand cooperation and establish a strategic partnership.
The Egyptian President's visit to Hungary aims to strengthen bilateral relations and explore new opportunities for cooperation. According to Presidential Spokesperson Mohamed El-Shinawy, Prime Minister Medgyessy expressed his appreciation for the strategic partnership with Egypt and his country's keenness to enhance cooperation in various sectors. President El-Sisi praised the steady development of relations between Cairo and Budapest.
During the talks, President El-Sisi and Prime Minister Medgyessy discussed ways to promote cooperation in various fields, including the economy, politics, and culture. They also reviewed the historical relations between the two countries, including the role of Hungarian architect Max Herz Pasha in restoring and preserving Islamic and Coptic antiquities in Cairo in the early 20th century.
In a joint press conference, President El-Sisi congratulated Prime Minister Medgyessy on his new role and praised the warm welcome and hospitality he received. He also expressed his appreciation for the strong will to convert understandings into practical steps. The two leaders discussed ways to translate their vision into concrete actions.
President El-Sisi extended an invitation to Hungarian President and Prime Minister to visit Egypt in 2028 to mark the centenary of diplomatic relations. He expressed his hope to prepare a joint cooperation program that matches the celebration. The two countries aim to expand the horizons of strategic partnership and launch new areas of cooperation.
The Egyptian-Hungarian relations have a long history, with the two countries enjoying strong historical ties. President El-Sisi highlighted the importance of building on these relations to achieve common interests. He also congratulated the Hungarian people on the anniversary of their 1956 revolution.
President El-Sisi's visit to Hungary reflects Egypt's commitment to strengthening relations with European countries. The two countries are working to enhance cooperation in various fields, including the economy, politics, and culture. They aim to establish a strategic partnership that benefits both countries.
Key points
- President El-Sisi calls for a new era in Egyptian-Hungarian strategic partnership.
- Egypt and Hungary aim to expand cooperation in various fields.
- The two countries plan to mark the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2028.
