Egypt and Pakistan Discuss Economic Growth and Global Reforms

On Saturday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Atty met with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, during the 15th Sir Bani Yas Forum in the United Arab Emirates. The meeting underscored the growing strength of Egypt-Pakistan relations and laid the groundwork for further collaboration on bilateral, regional, and international issues.

Both ministers praised the positive trajectory of relations between the two nations, emphasizing the importance of sustaining regular political dialogue and close coordination through established mechanisms. They expressed mutual commitment to expanding economic cooperation, particularly in trade, investment, and tourism, as a means of fostering shared prosperity.

The discussions extended to urgent regional matters, with a focus on the crises in Gaza and Lebanon. Both ministers called for an immediate cessation of hostilities and stressed the need for unimpeded humanitarian aid to affected areas. They reiterated the importance of reducing tensions to promote stability and peace across the region.

On the global stage, the ministers exchanged views on pressing international issues, including the need to reform the global financial system and restructure the United Nations Security Council. They also discussed restoring the multilateral system to address international challenges more effectively and equitably.

The meeting demonstrated Egypt and Pakistan’s commitment to deepening their historic partnership while addressing shared regional and global priorities. With optimism for enhanced collaboration, the ministers reaffirmed their dedication to building a stronger and more coordinated relationship in the years ahead.