Combined images of (From L to R) Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and Téte António, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Angola. Ahram.
The call also covered an exchange of views on regional issues of mutual concern.
During the call, FM Abdelatty praised the growing momentum in Egyptian-Angolan relations and commended both sides’ commitment to enhancing cooperation across political, economic, commercial, and investment fields, according to Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ambassador Tamim Khalaf.
He highlighted Egypt’s interest in increasing trade with Angola and noted that the government encourages Egyptian businesses and companies to enter the Angolan market in a strong and sustained manner, building on existing partnerships.
The minister also affirmed Egypt’s interest in exploring opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and telecommunications, emphasizing the expertise of leading Egyptian companies in executing major projects across Africa.
Abdelatty commended Angola’s active role during its African Union presidency, noting its efforts in advancing joint continental action amid rising challenges in peace, security, and development.
He reaffirmed Egypt’s desire to continue close coordination with Angola within the African Union and with regional and international organizations to advance African priorities, pursue common interests, and support each other’s candidacies.
The call also touched on preparations for the Africa–Europe Summit scheduled for 24–25 November in Luanda.
Both ministers stressed the importance of ensuring the summit’s success and achieving outcomes that benefit the African continent, particularly in areas of peace and security, counterterrorism, and sustainable development.
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