Africa
The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Cairo announced Sunday a donation worth $1.9 million to UNHCR’s Sudan refugee response in Egypt.
Minister Faki stressed Somalia's insistence on respecting its sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity.
This award comes in recognition of President Sisi's distinguished efforts and extensive contribution to the development and growth of football in Egypt and the African continent.
Egyptian firms also want to seize investment opportunities in the sectors of transportation and constructions.
The agreement is aimed at upgrading the training and qualification on peacekeeping missions carried out through the United Nations and the African Union.
The Foreign Ministry's Permanent Committee for Following-Up on Egyptian-African Relations made the proposal.
Senegal also wants to develop the sectors of agriculture and healthcare.
The minister also expressed appreciation for Egypt's assistance on human capacity-building in Liberia.
He also highlighted that this development is the outcome of the continuous communication and collaboration between the CBE and African central banks
The minister also shed light on increase in sanctions, which worsens problems.
The minister pointed out the importance of activating joint committees to push forward relations in the political, economic, trade and investment realms.
Djibouti Parliament Speaker Dileita Mohamed Dileita is holding a visit to Cairo.
The minister of foreign affairs Badr Abdelatty took part Monday in a meeting of the "Quartet on Sudan" comprising United States, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Egypt.
Minister Abdelatty shed light on the high global hunger rates, regress in humanitarian funding, and recurrent crises in the Middle East and Africa.
Participants included delegations from 22 countries and a high-level delegation from the Egyptian Government.
The minister expressed Egypt's concern about the deterioration of humanitarian conditions in Sudan.
The UNHCR released a report last week highlighting that Egypt had become the largest host of Sudanese who "sought international protection" since the outbreak of war in mid-April 2023.
They also discussed bolstering bilateral ties.
Minister Abdel Aty stressed keenness on consolidating the peace and security structure in Africa, especially in the Horn of Africa, given its direct linkage with Egyptian national security.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdel Aty and his Nigerian counterpart Yusuf Maitama Tuggar discussed Sunday reinforcing cooperation in all fields.
