Tripoli: Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan held a phone conversation to discuss the latest developments in Libya, along with other pressing regional issues. The discussion underscored the necessity of intensifying efforts to quell escalation and enhance security and stability across the region.
According to Libyan News Agency, the conversation covered a range of topics including the situation in Libya, the occupied Palestinian territories, and Iran. The ministers also explored ways to boost coordination and consultations between Cairo and Ankara on regional matters of shared interest.
In their dialogue, Abdelatty and Fidan reiterated their countries' commitment to bolstering Egyptian-Turkish relations. They highlighted the potential for expanded cooperation, particularly in the domains of trade and investment.
As the call concluded, both ministers stressed the significance of ongoing coordination and collaborative efforts to mitigate tensions and escalation in the region. They expressed a shared belief that such endeavors would significantly contribute to regional security and stability.