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President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi held a phone call with the Prime Minister-elect of Hungary, Péter Magyar.
They urged international action to stabilize Gaza while affirming strong bilateral ties.
Egypt’s Ambassador in Budapest Ahmed Fahmy emphasized commitment to expanding development cooperation with Hungary during a meeting with Hungarian Minister for Regional Development Tibor Navracsics.
President El-Sisi lauded the growing momentum in parliamentary cooperation between the two countries, affirming the significant role of the respective parliaments in promoting dialogue and coordination on issues of mutual concern.
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Péter Szijjártó led Tuesday a delegation in talks with his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty in Cairo.
Abdelatty highlighted that Egypt's Dabaa plant houses four reactors, while Hungary has a similar station utilizing the same technology to produce nuclear energy.
Jamal Musiala scored once and set up three more goals as Germany crushed visitors Hungary 5-0 on Saturday in a winning start to the Nations League competition.
The total received is 962.
Minister Abdel-Aty also reviewed the determinants of the Egyptian position regarding the current events in the Gaza Strip, stressing Egypt’s aspiration for the European Union, under the presidency of Hungary, to take constructive positions regarding the war in the Strip, by demanding a ceasefire, the provision of humanitarian aid, and initiating political talks leading to the establishment of the Palestinian state on the June 4, 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital, in addition to halting the escalation between Israel and Hezbollah, due to the grave dangers that the escalation may entail which may lead to destabilizing the region.
Chairman of the Nuclear Power Plants Authority Dr. Amjad Al-Wakeel, received Wednesday a high-level delegation from the Hungarian Paks Nuclear Power Plant, and discussed the Hungarian delegation aspects of cooperation between the Dabaa nuclear station and the “PAKS 2” nuclear station.
Egyptian Minister of Transport Lieutenant General Engineer Kamel Al-Wazir, held an expanded meeting with Marton Nag - Minister of National Economy of Hungary, where they discussed fruitful cooperation between both countries in transport sector.
That is within Egypt's plan to introduce five new international submarine cables in collaboration with international partners adding to the existing 14.
Egypt’s exports to Hungary reached $62.4 million during the first 8 months of 2023, compared to $51.8 million during the same period in 2022
So far, Egypt has received 800 carriages (499 third class with dynamic ventilation and 301 third class with air conditioning) out of 1,350 ones as per a deal between the Ministry of Transport represented by the Railways Authority and the Hungarian Jans Mavage company.
The meeting came as part of the delegation's visit to Cairo to consult on the most important issues of common concern, including multilateral international action, according to a statement by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The ministry's press statement clarified that the visit aims to build on the outcomes of reciprocated visits by the chiefs of both states.
At the beginning of the meeting, the ambassador was welcomed, and both sides emphasized that the relations between the two states which witnessed fruitful cooperation in many fields, especially tourism and antiquities.
This came at the end of a session of the Egyptian-Hungarian joint business forum in which a number of Egyptian and Hungarian ministers and senior officials also attended.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi hailed the long bilateral relations between Egypt and Hungary as “role model” in light of the current circumstances and global challenges.
et reviews some of the highlights in the relations between both countries.
