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The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, fueled by Israel’s ongoing violations despite the cease-fire, remains the top priority on the shared agenda of Türkiye and Egypt as the two countries step up coordination on regional stability.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Egyptian President Abdul Fattah el-Sissi oversaw the signing of a broad series of agreements in Cairo on Tuesday as Ankara and Cairo continue accelerating their diplomatic rapprochement.
The ceremony took place at the Al-Ittihadiya Palace, following a private meeting and delegation-level talks between the two leaders. The sides signed the Joint Declaration of the 2nd Meeting of the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council, reaffirming their commitment to elevate ties to a new strategic phase.
Türkiye and Egypt also concluded a wide set of cooperation documents spanning defense, trade, public health, agriculture, and social services. The agreements included a military framework deal, cooperation between the Turkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency and the Egyptian Drug Authority, and new memoranda covering plant quarantine and veterinary services.
Additional accords strengthened collaboration between the countries’ trade ministries, as well as between their ministries responsible for social protection and youth and sports. Officials said the agreements mark a new era of coordinated action aimed at boosting stability and economic partnership across the region.
