The foreign ministers of Egypt and Cameroon affirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in economic fields.
Strategic relations between Egypt and Cameroon
Written by Ziad Abdel Fattah:
Dr. Badr Abdel-Aty, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptians Abroad, met with Logen Mbella Mbella, Minister of Foreign Relations of the Republic of Cameroon, on the sidelines of the Korea-Africa Ministerial Meeting.
Minister Abdel-Aati stressed the importance of continuing to build on the momentum witnessed in bilateral relations, and pushing joint cooperation to broader horizons, especially in the economic, trade, investment and capacity-building fields.
Egypt and Cameroon agree on the importance of bilateral consultations on regional issues.
The two ministers also exchanged views on a number of regional and African issues of common interest, stressing the importance of continuing coordination and consultation in regional and international forums, and strengthening cooperation in a way that contributes to supporting development efforts and achieving security and stability in the African continent.
In a related context, the Cameroonian Ambassador to Egypt, Dr. Mohamadou Labarang, affirmed the depth of the bilateral relations between Egypt and Cameroon, pointing to the broad prospects for enhancing joint cooperation in the fields of investment, trade and security, in a way that serves the interests of the two friendly peoples and strengthens the joint African partnership.
This came during his conversation with the “Zoom Africa News” website on the sidelines of his meeting with various media outlets at the embassy headquarters in Cairo to prepare for the celebration of the National Day of the Republic of Cameroon, where he reviewed the features of Egyptian-Cameroonian relations, stressing that the two countries are linked by historical relations based on mutual respect and fruitful cooperation in many vital fields.
