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Egypt and Turkiye have reaffirmed the importance of diplomacy and continued coordination as the two countries seek to contribute to greater security and stability across the region. Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Badr Abdelatty and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discussed regional developments during a telephone conversation on September 11.
During the call, the two foreign ministers emphasized the need to intensify efforts aimed at reducing tensions and preventing regional crises from expanding. They stressed that continued coordination between Egypt and Turkiye is important as the region faces multiple challenges affecting security and stability.
Abdelatty and Fidan also underlined the importance of supporting political and diplomatic tracks to address regional crises. According to the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, both sides believe diplomatic engagement can help strengthen regional security and create conditions for greater stability.
The Egyptian and Turkish foreign ministers discussed a number of regional issues of mutual interest during their conversation. They also reviewed ways to further strengthen relations between Cairo and Ankara as both countries continue to expand cooperation.
The ministers expressed their commitment to increasing bilateral cooperation in several areas, with particular attention to trade and investment. Economic ties remain an important part of the broader relationship between Egypt and Turkiye.
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The two sides also discussed the implementation of outcomes from the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council meeting held in Cairo in February 2026. Following through on the council's decisions is expected to support closer cooperation between the two countries across multiple sectors.
The latest diplomatic contact highlights the continued efforts by Egypt and Turkiye to coordinate on regional developments while promoting dialogue and de-escalation. Both countries reaffirmed their interest in strengthening bilateral relations and supporting diplomatic approaches to regional challenges.
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