Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty convened with senior Ministry officials to discuss foreign policy priorities, stressing national security, economic development, and support for citizens abroad. Key discussions included the role of embassies in promoting trade and investment, enhancing consular services, and addressing regional crises, notably the Palestinian issue.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with senior officials from the Ministry to review operations and discuss key foreign policy priorities. This meeting involved Deputy Ministers, Assistant Ministers for various sectors, and department directors, focusing on the delivery of presidential directives concerning Egypt’s national interests and security, particularly within the dynamic context of the Middle East.
Abdelatty underlined the necessity for the Ministry’s technical and geographical departments to work closely with national entities to align with Egypt’s foreign policy priorities. He insisted on maintaining “the highest degrees of professionalism and efficiency” in these efforts.
A significant point of discussion was the emphasis on supporting national economic development. Abdelatty pointed out the critical role of Egyptian embassies abroad in driving trade and investment, reflecting recent advancements in Egypt’s economic reform program aimed at enhancing the investment climate.
He stated, “Embassies must play their role in supporting trade exchange rates and investment flow,” highlighting the proactive stance embassies should take in economic matters.
Furthermore, Abdelatty addressed the Ministry’s dedication to assisting Egyptian citizens abroad. He reiterated presidential mandates to enhance care and services for Egyptians overseas and advocated for accelerated digital transformation to improve consular services.
Amid the discussions, regional crises were reviewed, particularly the situation surrounding Palestine. Abdelatty detailed ongoing international efforts to secure financial and political backing for Gaza’s recovery and reconstruction, following the endorsement of a supportive plan by Arab and Islamic countries. He affirmed the importance of addressing continuous regional crises, advocating for political resolutions to bolster national states and their institutions.
The meeting led by Foreign Minister Abdelatty underscores the prioritization of Egypt’s national interests and security in foreign policy. Key areas of focus include enhancing economic development through international embassies, improving services for Egyptians abroad, and addressing regional crises. The call for coordination among national departments emphasizes a united approach to achieving Egypt’s foreign policy objectives.
Original Source: www.dailynewsegypt.com
