Djibouti
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdel Aty met Sunday with his Djiboutian counterpart Mahmoud Ali Youssef in Riyadh.
Egyptian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdel-Aty headed to Djibouti and Mogadishu on the first flights of the Egyptian national carrier, EgyptAir, inaugurating the direct flight line between Egypt, Djibouti and Mogadishu, on Friday.
That is upon the requests of Egyptian expats.
The tablets are produced by the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI).
The meeting is scheduled for May 7.
Egypt delivered on Thursday the first shipment of medical aid to Djibouti, which include 20 tons of medicines and medical equipment, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
Egypt stands strong by Djibouti’s government and people, and offers its sincere condolences for the death of the victims, the statement added.
Minister of Electricity and Renewable Resources Mohamed Shaker met Monday with Djibouti Energy Minister Yonis Ali Guedi.
The main food products exported from Egypt to Djibouti during the period from January to May were processed cheese ($308,318), tea ($287,002), sugar ($261,025), oil except of olive oil ($208,116).
CAPMAS noted thatEgypt’s exports to Djibouti rose 37.5 percent to $82.3 million during the first 10 months of 2021, compared to $59.8 million during the same period in 2020.
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al Sisi received, Monday his Djiboutian counterpart Ismail Omar Guelleh at Al-Ittihadiya Palace in an official ceremony.
Ambassador Hossam El-Din Reda highlighted the great importance that Egypt attaches to relations with Djibouti.
The Egyptian Minister of Health added that a nursing school will be established in the hospital, in addition to providing a place for ambulances, in order to integrate medical services in the hospital.
The Djiboutian side expressed appreciation for the Egyptian efforts and its support for the people, helping them to face challenges.
"It is my pleasure to be the first president of the Arab Republic of Egypt to hold a state visit to Djibouti, which plays a pivotal role in the region," President Sisi said.
The visit is the first of its kind as no Egyptian chief of state has ever visited Djibouti.
Two military aid planes took off from East Cairo Air Base, Wednesday carrying large quantities of medicines, medical supplies and food, heading to Djibouti.
Assistant Foreign Minister for African Affairs Sherif Eissa held talks with a number of senior officials in Djibouti topped by officials of the Djiboutian ministries of investment and foreign affairs.
The two sides also discussed ways to boost joint cooperation in the field of air transport.
A military cargo aircraft carrying relief aid to Djibouti took off on Sunday upon directives by President Abdel Fattah El Sisi.
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