Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Governor of Cairo, received a delegation from Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Education, headed by Datuk Dr. Mohamed Noor Azman bin Hassan, Deputy Secretary-General for Planning and Development at the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education, at the Grand Meeting Hall of Cairo Governorate’s headquarters.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Ahmed Anwar El-Adl, Deputy Governor for the Western Region; Ambassador Lamiaa Rashid, Assistant Deputy Foreign Minister for ASEAN, Australia, and New Zealand Affairs; Ahmed Zuwairi bin Yusuf, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim at the Malaysian Embassy in Cairo; and several senior governorate officials. The visit aimed to strengthen Egyptian-Malaysian relations and broaden prospects for joint cooperation.
The Governor of Cairo expressed his appreciation for the visit, which comes at an important time as Egyptian-Malaysian relations embark on a new phase of expanded cooperation and partnership. He emphasized the importance of building on the notable progress in bilateral relations to enhance cooperation across various fields.
The Governor also highlighted the successful visit of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to Malaysia on October 9 and 10, during which he received a warm welcome, generous hospitality, and sincere fraternal sentiments from the King of Malaysia, the Malaysian government, and its people. These gestures reflect the deep bonds of friendship and mutual appreciation between the Egyptian and Malaysian peoples.
Dr. Ibrahim Saber affirmed that the presidential visit demonstrated the strength of the historical ties between the two countries and the qualitative progress in bilateral relations, culminating in their elevation to a strategic partnership. This development opens broader horizons for joint cooperation and strengthens opportunities for exchanging expertise in areas of mutual interest.
🖋️ Source: Media department, Cairo Governorate
