New Delhi — Egypt and India held the 13th round of Foreign Office Consultations (FOC) in New Delhi, marking another milestone in their evolving strategic partnership. The meeting was co-chaired by Shri Arun Kumar Chatterjee, Secretary (CPV & OIA) from India, and Ambassador Ahmed Shaheen, Assistant Foreign Minister for Asian Affairs from Egypt.
The dialogue covered a broad spectrum of topics aimed at enhancing bilateral relations. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cooperation across political, economic, and socio-cultural domains. Discussions also included exchanging perspectives on key regional and global issues of mutual interest.
India and Egypt enjoy a robust and enduring friendship, rooted in shared historical and civilizational ties. Their collaboration extends beyond bilateral initiatives, with active engagement in various multilateral forums. The outcomes of the consultations are anticipated to further fortify this partnership, reflecting the shared aspirations of both nations.
Looking forward, both sides agreed to convene the next round of consultations in Egypt at a mutually convenient time. This decision underscores their dedication to maintaining regular dialogue and fostering closer cooperation.
The meeting exemplifies the commitment of India and Egypt to advancing their multifaceted relationship, addressing common challenges, and pursuing opportunities for mutual growth.
