Egypt's FM Visits China to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

On Wednesday, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Badr Abdelatty,  embarked on an official visit to Beijing aimed at bolstering the longstanding bilateral relations between Egypt and China. The visit underscores the importance of strategic cooperation between the two nations and seeks to deepen collaboration across a wide range of sectors.

During his visit, Dr. Abdelatty will lead Egypt’s delegation in the fourth round of the Egypt-China Strategic Dialogue, co-chaired by the foreign ministers of both countries. This high-level dialogue serves as a platform to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation and to exchange views on key regional and international developments.

The Foreign Minister will also hold meetings with senior Chinese officials to explore avenues for strengthening ties in various fields, including economic, technological, and cultural cooperation. These discussions aim to build upon the strong foundation of partnership that has characterized Egypt-China relations for decades.

In addition to governmental meetings, Dr. Abdelatty will engage with representatives of major Chinese companies operating in Egypt. These discussions will focus on expanding investment opportunities and fostering stronger economic ties, particularly in sectors such as infrastructure, renewable energy, and manufacturing.

As part of his visit, the Foreign Minister will also meet with members of the Egyptian community in China, emphasizing Egypt’s commitment to supporting its citizens abroad. The meeting will provide an opportunity to address their concerns and keep them informed of developments in Egypt-China relations.