Türkiye and Egypt Forge New Path with 17 Landmark Agreements

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Turkey and Egypt Strengthen Ties with 17 New Agreements

On Wednesday, Turkey and Egypt solidified their partnership by signing⁤ 17 agreements in a historic meeting led by Presidents Recep Tayyip ​Erdogan and⁤ Abdel Fattah ⁣el-Sisi.

The high-level meeting took place at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, followed by a ​formal signing ceremony that underscored​ the commitment ‍of both nations ‍to enhance cooperation across various sectors.

Key Agreements ⁤Signed

  • Industrial Development: A Memorandum of⁢ Understanding was established for the development of the industrial ⁤zone in ⁤the New Administrative Capital, along with a‌ land allocation agreement for the industrial zone in​ the New 6th of October City.
  • Competition Policy: ‍ Agreements were made to promote competition policy and cooperation in higher education.
  • Transport and Technology: Collaborative efforts ⁢in railways, civil aviation, and information and communications technology were formalized.
  • Agricultural Cooperation: The two countries will work together on scientific, economic, and technical cooperation in agriculture.
  • Health ⁤and Medical Sciences: A memorandum was signed to⁢ enhance cooperation in health and medical fields.
  • Support ⁤for SMEs: Agreements to support and develop small and medium enterprises were established.
  • Tourism and Culture: Initiatives to boost tourism and cultural exchanges ​were included⁤ in‍ the agreements.
  • Financial and Economic Cooperation: Both nations agreed to collaborate on financial and economic issues.
  • Energy ​Sector Collaboration: Joint efforts in the energy sector were outlined.
  • Labor and Employment: An agreement⁣ was signed to enhance labor cooperation and employment initiatives.
  • Environmental Protection: Commitments to protect the environment ​and promote⁢ urban development ‍were​ established.
  • Foreign Affairs Cooperation: A memorandum was signed between the Turkish and Egyptian Ministries of Foreign Affairs⁢ along with the Ministry of State for Immigration​ and Egyptian Expatriates Affairs.

Presidents Erdogan and‌ Sisi also ⁣signed a joint declaration marking the first meeting of‍ the Turkey-Egypt High-Level​ Strategic Cooperation Council,⁤ emphasizing the ‌importance of their diplomatic relations and future collaboration.

Source: Anatolia

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rtation and Logistics: Agreements focused on enhancing transportation networks and logistics cooperation, aimed at improving connectivity between the two countries.

Energy Sector Collaboration: Both nations agreed to cooperate in energy projects, including renewable energy initiatives and oil exploration.

Tourism Promotion: Initiatives were established to promote mutual tourism, facilitating travel and cultural exchanges to boost the economies of both nations.

Defense Cooperation: A memorandum was signed to strengthen defense ties, including joint military exercises and technology sharing.

Trade Expansion: Concrete steps were outlined to expand trade relations, with targets set for increasing bilateral trade volume over the next few years.

Agricultural Development: Agreements were reached to enhance agricultural cooperation, focusing on food security and sustainable farming practices.



These agreements are set to unlock significant potential for collaboration, reflecting a shared vision for a prosperous future. Both leaders expressed optimism about the outcomes of the meeting and the role these agreements will play in strengthening bilateral relations.



This historic undertaking not only aims to bolster economic ties but also seeks to enhance diplomatic relations and regional stability, benefiting both Turkey and Egypt in the long run.

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