Egyptian, Turkish foreign ministers discuss boosting ties and regional developments
Egypt’s foreign minister received a call from his Turkish counterpart to discuss bilateral relations and the latest regional developments.
Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Expatriates, Badr Abdelatty, received a telephone call from his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan. The two diplomats engaged in a conversation aimed at enhancing bilateral ties between Egypt and Turkey across various sectors. As reported by Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the discussion encompassed the most recent regional developments and initiatives to mitigate tensions.
The ministers underscored the criticality of augmenting efforts to foster tranquility and attain all-encompassing agreements that would bolster security and stability within the region. The dialogue also delved into the ongoing situation concerning the Palestinian issue, with both parties advocating for an immediate cessation of escalation in the occupied territories.
They further emphasized the importance of adhering to the US President Donald Trump’s peace plan, encompassing the initial and subsequent stages, which includes the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
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