Egypt's Irrigation Minister Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aty returned home on Saturday, after wrapping up a successful visit to Kinshasa, Congo.
In a press statement, Abdel Aty said that he held a series of meetings with a number of Congolese senior officials, during which he discussed ways to boost cooperation between both countries in the water management field and means to achieve common interests for the benefit of the citizens of the two countries.
Moreover, the Egyptian minister took part in the inauguration of 'The Rain and Climate Changes Forecast Centre' in Kinshasa. The centre is specialized in studying and following up on climate changes, and it will play a key role in protecting Congolese people from many climatic disasters and sudden floods.
This visit reflects Egypt’s belief in the necessity of achieving maximum levels of cooperation and coordination between the two countries to achieve sustainable development and improve citizens’ standard of living in Congo.