Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty (L), Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan (R)
During a phone call, both sides discussed the latest regional developments, where they reviewed the outcomes of the Sharm El-Sheikh Summit for Peace, including the Gaza Agreement, in line with US President Donald Trump’s plan.
The Egyptian FM emphasised the necessity for the full implementation of the Gaza agreement’s provisions to ensure a permanent ceasefire and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian, relief, and medical aid to the Strip.
Abdelatty further underscored to his Turkish counterpart the importance of the ongoing coordination between Cairo and Ankara in following up on the agreement’s phases, in cooperation with regional and international partners.
During the call, both sides also discussed the ongoing preparations for the International Conference on Early Recovery, Reconstruction, and Development in the Gaza Strip, scheduled to be held in Cairo in November.
Abdelatty looked forward to Turkey’s active participation in the conference and its support for international efforts to Gaza’s reconstruction and consolidate regional stability.
President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi have announced in Sharm El Sheikh that Egypt is set to host the conference in November but no specific date has been announced yet.
The Egyptian and Turkish top diplomats affirmed the importance of advancing joint consultation and coordination on regional and international issues of mutual concern, to serve shared interests and support regional security and stability.
They also discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations, stressing their keenness to build on the positive momentum currently characterising Egyptian-Turkish relations and to enhance cooperation mechanisms across various political, economic, and investment fields.
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