To strengthen the strategic cooperation, Egypt’s foreign minister travels to Islamabad.

At the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Ahmed Mohamed Abdelatty arrived in Islamabad on Saturday on a two-day official visit.

He was welcomed to the federal capital by senior representatives of Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, starting a visit that emphasizes the longstanding and profound connections between the two countries.

The visit is intended to further the strategic direction of Pakistan-Egypt relations, which are based on mutual viewpoints on regional and global issues, shared faith, and cultural proximity, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ministry confirmed that the engagement is anticipated to strengthen collaboration and advance the long-standing partnership between Cairo and Islamabad.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will meet with Dr. Abdelatty bilaterally and at the delegation level during his two-day visit. A thorough examination of the entire range of bilateral relations—including political, economic, security, and cultural cooperation—will be covered in the talks.

Additionally, both parties will discuss current events in the region and around the world, with a special emphasis on the Gaza crisis. The discussions are expected to examine cooperative solutions to persistent issues in the Middle East. Pakistan and Egypt have consistently held a common position on humanitarian issues and regional stability.

The visit, according to the Foreign Office, shows both nations’ dedication to deepening their strategic alliance and broadening collaboration across several fields.