First Lady Meets Montenegro Counterpart
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First lady meets Montenegro counterpart
Egypt’s First Lady, Entissar al-Sisi, met with First Lady Milena Milatović of Montenegro during the latter’s official state visit to Egypt. In a post on her official social media accounts, Egypt’s First Lady shared that they both toured the Diarna exhibition in El Alamein, describing it as a vibrant celebration of Egypt’s rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship. She noted that the exhibition truly reflects the spirit of Egypt, showc…
El-Sisi Hosts Montenegro President on First Official Visit to Egypt
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi is set to receive Montenegro President Jakov Milatović in Cairo on Monday, 20 July, marking Milatović's first official visit to Egypt, according to a statement issued by the Egyptian Presidency. The two leaders are expected to hold official talks on strengthening bilateral relations and discussing regional and international issues of mutual
Egyptian President Sisi, in a meeting with Montenegrin President Milatovic, called on the US and Iran to reach a comprehensive and lasting agreement, and expressed support for a two-state solution to the Palestinian issue.
Egypt and Montenegro sign maritime MoU to establish direct shipping link during first presidential visit - Dailynewsegypt
Egypt's Alexandria Port Authority and the Montenegro Ports Authority signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance maritime cooperation and study the establishment of a direct shipping link, during the first official presidential visit from Montenegro to Egypt since the establishment of diplomatic relations. The signing ceremony was attended by Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly
Special attention was paid to the implementation of the Memorandum between the Port Authority of Montenegro and the Port Authority of Alexandria, which opens up space for a stronger connection between the Port of Bar and the Port of Alexandria, the development of new maritime and trade routes and a better positioning of Montenegro on the markets of Egypt, Africa and the Middle East
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