Egyptian FM receives phone call from Greek counterpart

CAIRO – 12 June 2023: Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry received Monday a phone call from his Greek counterpart Vassilis Kaskeralis in the framework of continuous consultation and close coordination on bilateral cooperation matters and regional affairs.

Minister Shokry underscored Egypt's eagerness for growing and deepening the strategic partnership between the two states, particularly in light of the current unprecedented regional and international challenges.

The two ministers discussed ways of pushing forward bilateral collaboration in the political and economic realms, especially the energy sector and trade exchange. They also conferred over international and regional issues of mutual concern.

On his side, the Greek minister expressed his country's appreciation for Egypt's stances and efforts targeted at consolidating security and stability in the region.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry made Sunday a phone call to his newly-appointed Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan to congratulate him on holding the position, and expressing aspiration to continue developing and normalizing bilateral relations.

The call tackled matters pertaining to joint cooperation, exchanging visits on all levels of officials, as well as a number of issues of mutual concern.

On his side, the Turkish minister thanked his Egyptian counterpart, stipulating the importance of pushing forward the restoration of ties. He equally welcomed working towards more understanding and fulfillment of joint interests.  

Minister Shokry has been to Ankara in April to take part in talks aimed at normalizing relations with Turkey and upgrading diplomatic ties, which were severed a decade ago.

CAIRO – 12 June 2023: Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry received Monday a phone call from his Greek counterpart Vassilis Kaskeralis in the framework of continuous consultation and close coordination on bilateral cooperation matters and regional affairs.

Minister Shokry underscored Egypt's eagerness for growing and deepening the strategic partnership between the two states, particularly in light of the current unprecedented regional and international challenges.

The two ministers discussed ways of pushing forward bilateral collaboration in the political and economic realms, especially the energy sector and trade exchange. They also conferred over international and regional issues of mutual concern.

On his side, the Greek minister expressed his country's appreciation for Egypt's stances and efforts targeted at consolidating security and stability in the region.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shokry made Sunday a phone call to his newly-appointed Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan to congratulate him on holding the position, and expressing aspiration to continue developing and normalizing bilateral relations.

The call tackled matters pertaining to joint cooperation, exchanging visits on all levels of officials, as well as a number of issues of mutual concern.

On his side, the Turkish minister thanked his Egyptian counterpart, stipulating the importance of pushing forward the restoration of ties. He equally welcomed working towards more understanding and fulfillment of joint interests.  

Minister Shokry has been to Ankara in April to take part in talks aimed at normalizing relations with Turkey and upgrading diplomatic ties, which were severed a decade ago.