PM Modi Egypt Visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi held wide-ranging talks on Sunday (June 25) with special emphasis on enhancing political and security cooperation. With this, both the countries raised the status of their relations to the level of ‘strategic partnership’.
PM Modi, who is visiting Egypt at the invitation of President al-Sisi, held talks with him. During this, both the leaders also discussed important issues of the region and the world. Addressing a press conference on PM Modi’s visit, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra said that four MoUs and agreements have been signed, including the ‘most important and historic’ strategic partnership between India and Egypt.
President CC’s visit to India
Vinay Kwatra said, “The two leaders held talks after President Sisi’s visit to India earlier this year, during which the two leaders (Modi and al-Sisi) discussed all topics of bilateral cooperation. Also the region And also discussed important issues of the world.
Emphasis on increasing defense cooperation, trade-investment relations
“This is evident from the discussions and the subsequent signing of MoUs and agreements on which the two leaders agreed to enhance political and security cooperation, defense cooperation, trade-investment ties, scientific and academic cooperation, and enhance people-to-people relations between the two countries,” he said. with particular emphasis on strengthening ties between
The foreign secretary said that apart from the agreement on strategic partnership, the two countries signed three more agreements on agriculture and allied sectors, protection of monuments and archaeological sites and competition law.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Has gone on a two-day state visit to Egypt. The PM reached Egypt on Saturday (June 24) after visiting America. The PM met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Cairo on Sunday as well as visited several important sites. During this, the PM also went to see the Great Pyramid of Giza in Cairo.
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