Egypt and Rwanda Strengthen Bilateral Ties, Discuss Regional Stability

Foreign Ministers Hold Key Talks on Cooperation and Conflict Resolution

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty engaged in a crucial telephone discussion with Rwandan counterpart Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe, focusing on enhancing bilateral relations and addressing pressing regional issues.

Condolences and Commendation

During the diplomatic exchange, Minister Abdelatty extended Egypt’s heartfelt condolences ahead of Rwanda’s genocide memorial period. The Egyptian official also acknowledged Rwanda’s remarkable national progress since the tragic events of 1994, highlighting the country’s impressive recovery and development.

Strengthening Economic and Political Cooperation

Both ministers reached a mutual agreement to:

• Enhance economic partnerships between Egypt and Rwanda
• Maintain close political coordination on regional and international matters
• Explore new avenues for bilateral cooperation

Addressing Regional Conflicts

The discussion also covered the ongoing conflict in eastern Congo, with Minister Abdelatty:

• Reaffirming Egypt’s commitment to peaceful conflict resolution
• Welcoming recent outcomes from SADC–EAC meetings
• Supporting ceasefire initiatives and political dialogue facilitation

This diplomatic engagement underscores Egypt’s active role in promoting regional stability and fostering stronger African partnerships.

For more detailed coverage, read the original article on Egypt Independent.