Pakistan, Egypt hold talks to boost maritime trade

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MG News | January 16, 2025 at 09:52 AM GMT+05:00

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January 16, 2025 (MLN): In a significant step toward bolstering international cooperation, officials from the Pakistan and Egypt held discussions aimed at enhancing maritime trade and strengthening bilateral relations.

The discussions took place during a meeting between Ambassador of Egypt, Dr. Ehab Mohamed Abdel Hameed Hassan, and Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh, at his office.

Both sides emphasized the strong bonds between the two brotherly Muslim nations, recognizing the shared historical and cultural ties between Pakistan and Egypt, according to the press release.

They agreed that these commonalities offer a solid foundation for advancing cooperation in various sectors, particularly maritime affairs, which hold immense potential for economic growth.

The meeting underscored the significance of fostering robust trade relations and identified new avenues for investment in the maritime sector.

Both nations are committed to expanding their economic collaboration by leveraging their geostrategic positions and enhancing connectivity through seaborne trade.

The discussion also included the critical role of maritime affairs in regional and global trade dynamics.

Ambassador Dr. Ehab Hassan emphasized Egypt's expertise in managing its maritime industry, particularly the strategic significance of the Suez Canal, and offered Pakistan support in developing its maritime infrastructure and capabilities.

Federal Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh appreciated Egypt's willingness to collaborate and shared Pakistan’s vision for modernizing its ports, increasing maritime trade, and creating investment-friendly opportunities in the blue economy.

Deputy Chief of Mission, Sameh Ahmed El-Ghomrawi, and Secretary of Maritime Affairs, Syed Zafar Ali Shah, were also present at the meeting.

They reaffirmed their commitment to fostering mutual understanding and cooperation between the two nations.

The discussions concluded with an agreement to explore further avenues for cooperation, with a focus on establishing a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership.

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