Egyptian
Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has praised development of bilateral relations
between Egypt and the Netherlands, especially in the economic domain,
spokesperson for the ministry Tamim Khallaf said.
This came during a
phone call Abdelatty had with Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp.
Abdelatty welcomed
the trade missions scheduled to visit Egypt during the current year, to discuss
agricultural sector and green hydrogen cooperation.
He also expressed
his support for economic partnership and enhancing mutual investment
opportunities, welcoming the visits of officials of major Dutch companies to
Egypt to learn about the investment environment and its incentives in the
fields of agriculture, water management, industry, digitization,
infrastructure, financial services and energy.
The two countries
are studying establishment of a business council grouping business people from
both sides to facilitate communication between the private sectors and
investors.
Abdelatty also
discussed the boom in relations between Egypt and the European Union after
upgrading relations to the level of comprehensive strategic partnership. The
Minister also touched on developments in the Gaza Strip.
He stressed the
responsibility of the international community to exert pressure on Israel to
stop the attacks in Gaza, reviewing Egyptian efforts to stop regional
escalation.
Source: Egypt Today