Fathsmétrie recently covered a high-level meeting between the Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Expatriates, Badr Abdelatty, and the Ugandan Minister of International Relations, Henry Oryem Okello, during which a joint declaration was signed to strengthen bilateral relations and promote common African interests.
This meeting marks an important step in strengthening ties between Egypt and Uganda, two African countries that share a common history and interests. The ministers agreed to maintain regular consultations, exchange visits at all levels and strengthen bilateral cooperation in various fields, with a particular focus on combating terrorism and promoting peace.
Encouraging the private sector in Egypt and Uganda to increase joint trade and investment, the ministers stressed the importance of strengthening economic ties between the two countries to promote development and prosperity.
Furthermore, they reaffirmed their commitment to regional integrity and sovereignty, in line with the principles of the African Union and the Charter of the United Nations. Discussions also focused on the issue of Nile water management, with the aim of reaching an agreement that benefits all riparian countries of the river, in accordance with international law.
This joint statement reflects the desire of the two countries to strengthen their cooperation and promote stability and prosperity in Africa. It paves the way for enhanced collaboration in various areas of common interest, and shows the willingness of both parties to work together to address regional and global challenges.
In conclusion, the meeting between Egypt and Uganda marked an important step towards strengthening ties between the two countries and promoting bilateral cooperation for development and peace in Africa.