GCC secretary-general, Egyptian foreign minister reaffirm strong ties
GCC secretary-general and Egypt’s foreign minister met in Alamein to discuss ways to strengthen Gulf-Egyptian relations and review their joint action plan.
Key Takeaways
AIEgyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Badr Abdelatty received Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi in the city of Alamein, Egypt.
During the meeting, held yesterday, the two officials discussed several issues of mutual interest and explored ways to enhance relations between GCC member states and Egypt across various fields, in support of shared goals and interests.
They also reviewed the latest developments in the GCC-Egypt joint action plan for 2024-2028 and the outcomes of the inaugural Gulf-Egyptian Investment Forum, emphasizing the importance of continuing the forum due to its role in boosting trade between the two sides.
The meeting also considered a number of proposals aimed at further developing Gulf-Egyptian relations for the benefit of both peoples.
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Focus on regional security and mutual support
Both sides stressed the importance of supporting regional and international efforts to promote security and stability, and to resolve disputes through peaceful, diplomatic means and constructive dialogue.
The GCC secretary-general reiterated his appreciation for Egypt’s support of GCC states in the face of Iranian attacks, while the Egyptian foreign minister affirmed his country’s solidarity with the GCC and rejection of any aggression against its territories, emphasizing that the security of GCC states is an integral part of Egypt’s national security.