Qureshi discusses further diversifying Pakistan-Egypt ties with Egyptian FM

Foreign OfficeQureshi discusses further diversifying Pakistan-Egypt ties with Egyptian FM

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a telephonic conversation with his Egyptian Counterpart Sameh Hassan Shoukry on Thursday, and discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to bilateral relations and the regional security.

During the talks, they dwelt at length on ways & means to further enhance the Pakistan-Egypt bilateral cooperation in various fields.

They also took stock of the overall security situation in the region, and other regional and global issues of mutual interest.

Commenting on his telephonic conversation with the Egyptian foreign minister, Qureshi said on Twitter said that “Great speaking with FM Sameh Hassan Shoukry on further strengthening & diversifying our bilateral relations with enhanced collaboration at multilateral organizations.”

The foreign minister said that he conveyed to his Egyptian Counterpart Pakistan’s appreciation for Egypt’s cooperation at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM).

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