Egyptian Ambassador in Moscow, Russian FM discuss strategic partnership, regional, int’l issues
Egyptian Ambassador in Moscow Hamdy Shaaban met on Friday, August 28, 2026, with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to discuss ways to further strengthen bilateral relations and advance the strategic partnership between Egypt and Russia. The meeting focused on continued coordination and consultations on various regional and international issues of mutual interest, as well as … The post…
On Friday, August 28, 2026, Egyptian Ambassador to Moscow Hamdy Shaaban held discussions with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to bolster bilateral ties and expand the strategic partnership between Egypt and Russia. The dialogue centered on maintaining coordination and consultations concerning regional and international matters of mutual concern, as well as enhancing cooperation across various sectors.
Both sides explored avenues for promoting economic, trade, and investment collaboration, with a particular emphasis on ongoing joint initiatives, including the El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant and the Russian Industrial Zone in the Suez Canal Economic Zone. These projects are anticipated to foster development and align the interests of both nations.
Furthermore, Shaaban and Lavrov exchanged perspectives on several regional and international issues of shared importance. Shaaban reiterated Egypt's dedication to ongoing cooperation and consultations with Russia, aimed at fostering security, stability, and peaceful crisis resolution. He also expressed gratitude for the long-standing and commendable relations between the two countries.
In turn, Lavrov emphasized the significance of further developing Russian-Egyptian relations and commended the robust level of cooperation and coordination between Cairo and Moscow. He stressed Russia's desire to broaden the bilateral partnership and intensify cooperation in a manner that benefits the interests of both countries and their citizens.
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