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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
CAIRO, July 22 (Xinhua) — The Chinese Embassy in Egypt and the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Council jointly held a seminar here on Sunday, pointing to the steady development of China-Egypt relations under the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
The event was attended by senior diplomats, foreign affairs experts and media representatives from both countries.
In his keynote speech, Chinese Ambassador to Egypt Liao Liqiang noted that Egypt is a dialogue partner of the SCO and welcomed Egypt’s active participation in various events of the organization.
He expressed the hope that China and Egypt will establish close coordination and cooperation within the SCO framework and advance bilateral relations so as to build a China-Egypt community with a shared future in the new era and contribute to world peace and development.
The guests attending the meeting praised the booming Egyptian-Chinese relations and the role of the SCO. They expressed hope that Egypt and China can take advantage of the development opportunities provided by the SCO to work together to improve global governance and promote the revival of the Global South.
Chairing the seminar, Director of the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs Ezzat Saad told Xinhua that Egypt remains committed to strengthening cooperation with China both bilaterally and within the SCO framework.
“We believe that the SCO is an important platform for promoting the development of Egyptian-Chinese relations. Egypt looks forward to further deepening political and economic cooperation between the countries of the Global South based on the initiatives put forward by China,” he said. –0–
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