Daily News Egypt / November 6, 2014
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry and the
vice-president of the Communist Party of China Hai-Ting met on Friday to
discuss “the Chinese government’s support of the political, economic,
and social advancements Egypt is making,” the foreign ministry said in a
statement.
Shoukry thanked China for its role in helping developing countries
economically, especially through the Group 77 organisation, which was
created in 1964 to facilitate trade and economic agreements between
developing countries.
Shoukry also told the Chinese official that Egypt is interested in
attracting Chinese investments. He stated that Egypt wishes for high
participation of Chinese companies in its next economic conference in
February.
Hai-Ting stated his country “trusts completely that Egypt’s future is
bright with its new leadership” and that visits between the two states
would be more frequent.
He added that China would also like to revive its economic connection
to the region, stressing on reviving its old silk route. He did not
offer more details.
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