Egypt and Armenia Discuss Ways to Develop Bilateral Relations
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The foreign ministers of Egypt and Armenia met in Bahrain and discussed bilateral relations between the two countries. This meeting took place within the framework of ongoing diplomatic communication between the two sides.
Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nader Zaki said that the two ministers explored possible ways to develop relations between Egypt and Armenia. They also addressed means of increasing cooperation between the two sides in various fields.
Egypt and Armenia have maintained formal diplomatic relations for many years. Dialogue between the two states typically aims to strengthen trust and cooperation on issues of mutual interest.
The available information did not provide further details about any agreements or practical steps that may result from this meeting. The foreign ministries of the two countries are expected to follow up on the topics discussed.
Sources: وكالة أنباء الشرق الأوسط - mena
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