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Published on 2024-02-18 09:57:23
The foreign ministries of Egypt and Turkey recently held consultations in Ankara, the Turkish capital, to discuss African affairs. The meeting was chaired by Ehab Awad, the Assistant Foreign Minister for African Affairs, leading the Egyptian delegation. Following the meeting, the Foreign Ministry released a statement detailing the discussions and outcomes of the session.
The consultations began with a session in which Awad met with Elif Ülgen, the General Director of Eastern and Southern Africa at the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The discussions primarily focused on issues of common interest in light of the successive developments in the region. The two sides engaged in productive dialogue on various topics related to African affairs.
Additionally, Awad also had a meeting with Şebnem Cenk, the Director General for Central and West Africa at the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This meeting delved into the challenges facing the Sahel region and explored potential strategies and initiatives to work towards establishing stability in the area. The discussions were comprehensive and aimed at fostering cooperation and collaboration between the two countries on issues related to the Sahel region.
Towards the end of the consultations, Awad had the opportunity to meet with Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Yıldız. The two officials engaged in discussions on various matters of mutual interest and explored ways to enhance coordination and consultation between Egypt and Turkey in the coming period. The meeting was an opportunity for both sides to reaffirm their commitment to strengthening their bilateral relationship and working together to address regional challenges effectively.
The consultations in Ankara underscored the importance of continued dialogue and cooperation between Egypt and Turkey on matters pertaining to African affairs. The discussions provided a platform for constructive engagement and the exchange of views on various regional issues. The meeting also demonstrated the willingness of both countries to work together towards common goals and objectives in the African continent.
Overall, the consultations between the foreign ministries of Egypt and Turkey in Ankara were productive and constructive. The discussions highlighted the shared commitment of both countries to addressing regional challenges and enhancing cooperation in the African continent. The outcomes of the meeting are expected to contribute to the strengthening of the bilateral relationship and the coordination between Egypt and Turkey on African affairs.
In conclusion, the consultations in Ankara reflected the ongoing efforts of both countries to engage in meaningful dialogue and collaboration on regional issues. The meeting served as a platform for exchanging ideas, sharing perspectives, and exploring avenues for joint action to address common challenges in the African continent. The bilateral consultations are a clear demonstration of the commitment of Egypt and Turkey to working together towards the promotion of peace, stability, and prosperity in Africa.
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