FM: Egypt ready to provide Eritrea with technical support, training in needed areas
Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty said Egypt is ready to provide Eritrea with technical support and training in areas it needs within the framework of the distinguished relations between the two countries. Abdelatty made these remarks during a meeting on Wednesday with Hagos Gebrehiwet, Economic Adviser to the Eritrean … The post FM:…
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty affirmed on Wednesday that Egypt is prepared to offer technical assistance and training to Eritrea in areas of need. This was during a meeting with Hagos Gebrehiwet, the Eritrean President's Economic Adviser. The two countries emphasized the need to further strengthen bilateral cooperation, as per the directives of their respective political leaderships.
The Foreign Ministry's Spokesman, Nader Zaki, reiterated Abdelatty's interest in boosting economic cooperation, trade, and investments between Egypt and Eritrea. This includes supporting Egyptian companies and the private sector in key projects in Eritrea, especially in sectors like energy, industry, infrastructure, trade, fisheries, and pharmaceuticals.
Abdelatty also discussed preparations for Egypt's hosting of the El Alamein Africa Forum, taking place from October 2-4. This forum will serve to enhance economic and investment partnerships and to connect governments, business communities, and financial institutions across Africa. Both countries reiterated their commitment to ongoing consultation and coordination on issues of mutual interest, with a focus on supporting regional security and stability.
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