Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly met with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Fahal Al-Zaydi on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The meeting was attended by Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdelatty and Ambassador Ihab Awad, Egypt's permanent representative to the UN. Dr. Madbouly congratulated Al-Zaydi on his new position and expressed his best wishes for his success.
The two prime ministers discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Egypt and Iraq. Dr. Madbouly emphasized the depth and solidity of Egyptian-Iraqi relations and the importance of elevating them to a higher level. He also expressed his desire to host Al-Zaydi in Egypt soon and to coordinate the fourth session of the Egyptian-Iraqi joint high committee at the level of prime ministers.
Dr. Madbouly highlighted the readiness of Egyptian companies to play an active role in Iraq's ambitious economic agenda. He stressed the importance of continuing consultations to promote and enhance the presence of Egyptian businessmen in the Iraqi market. Al-Zaydi, in turn, emphasized the historical ties between Egypt and Iraq and his government's priority to push these relations forward.
The Iraqi Prime Minister discussed his government's efforts to promote stability, security, and economic reform. He also mentioned plans to expand cooperation with Egypt in various fields. Al-Zaydi invited Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to visit Iraq at a suitable time in the near future.
The two leaders also touched on regional issues, with Al-Zaydi emphasizing the importance of joint efforts to reduce escalation and promote dialogue. He stressed the need to support efforts to calm tensions and resolve crises through political and diplomatic means, preserving the security and stability of the region.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to continued consultation and coordination between Egypt and Iraq on various issues. The two countries are considered important pillars for achieving peace and stability in the region. The Egyptian Prime Minister's statement reflects the strong relations between the two nations and their desire to enhance cooperation.
Key aspects of the meeting included the readiness of Egyptian companies to contribute to Iraq's economy and the importance of strengthening bilateral relations. The two prime ministers also discussed regional issues and their efforts to promote stability and security.
Key points
- Egyptian companies are ready to play a role in Iraq's economic agenda.
- The two prime ministers discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and regional issues.
- The Iraqi Prime Minister invited Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to visit Iraq.
