Abdelatty reaffirmed Egypt’s pride in its historic ties with
Russia. He noted that these relations were crowned by the Comprehensive
Strategic Partnership Agreement. He also highlighted cooperation on major
projects such as the Dabaa nuclear power plant and the Russian Industrial Zone
in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.
The minister welcomed the signing of the land-use contract
for the Russian Industrial Zone. He stressed Egypt’s determination to build on
this milestone and encouraged Russian companies to invest in Egypt. He also
pointed to cooperation in wheat and grain supplies, as well as in tourism and
civil aviation.
The two ministers exchanged views on key regional and
international developments. They discussed the situation in Gaza and the need
to end the Israeli war on the Strip. They also reviewed the crisis in Sudan,
underlining the importance of supporting state institutions and preserving
Sudan’s sovereignty and unity. The talks further covered developments in Libya,
Syria, Lebanon, and the Horn of Africa.
Both sides agreed to maintain close consultation,
coordination, and dialogue. They stressed that this cooperation will support
efforts to promote international peace, security, and stability.