Ties between Egypt and France are strengthening thanks to the cooperation between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the French shipping company CMA CGM. During a recent meeting, President al-Sisi praised the special ties between the two countries and praised the role of CMA CGM in the development of Egyptian ports.
Thanks to this cooperation, some Egyptian ports have experienced an improvement in their logistics efficiency, which reinforces the State’s desire to transform these ports into centers of trade and services. The initiative is part of Egypt’s plan to strengthen its role as an international trade and logistics hub.
During the meeting, President al-Sisi and CMA CGM CEO Rodolphe Saadé discussed the company’s current projects in Egypt. Saadé highlighted the atmosphere of positive cooperation and expressed the company’s interest in expanding its collaboration by developing new projects in Egypt. He highlighted promising work opportunities in the areas of port development and trade and logistics centers.
This meeting demonstrates Egypt’s growing importance as an international trade hub and highlights CMA CGM’s key role in achieving this goal. Through this collaboration, Egypt can strengthen its position on the international stage and become a major center of trade and logistics.
Egypt and France therefore continue to strengthen their ties through the development of Egyptian ports and the promotion of logistics efficiency. This cooperation between the Egyptian government and CMA CGM will create new employment opportunities and strengthen Egypt’s position as a global trade hub.
In conclusion, this meeting between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the CEO of CMA CGM, Rodolphe Saadé, demonstrates the importance of cooperation between Egypt and France in the development of Egyptian ports. This collaboration strengthens Egypt’s role as a trade and logistics hub and opens new opportunities for both countries.