Greek and Egyptian Foreign Ministers discuss strategic partnership

On Saturday, August 23, 2026, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis held a telephone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty. The discussion focused on bolstering the strategic partnership between the two nations, with a specific emphasis on enhancing cooperation in the sectors of economy, investments, and energy.

The officials also addressed the trilateral cooperation framework involving Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt. Both ministers agreed to further strengthen their coordination within this trilateral mechanism. Furthermore, they reviewed regional developments and emphasized the critical necessity of intensifying diplomatic efforts to effectively de-escalate ongoing tensions in the region.

This communication, as reported by the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the platform X, aligns with the regular, ongoing contacts maintained between the two ministers. The dialogue reinforces the existing diplomatic ties and the commitment to deepening the multifaceted relationship between Athens and Cairo, which serves as a cornerstone for stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.