Erdogan to Embark on Diplomatic Mission to UAE and Egypt
Ankara, The Gulf Observer: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to embark on a diplomatic mission, visiting the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on February 12-13, followed by a visit to Egypt on February 14, as announced by Türkiye’s Communications Directorate.
President Erdogan is set to participate in the World Government Summit, hosted in Dubai on Tuesday, February 13, where he will serve as the guest of honor. The summit, attended by state and government officials, representatives from international organizations, the private sector, academia, civil society, think tanks, and media, will provide a platform for Erdogan to address global challenges and opportunities. He is slated to be the main speaker and engage in bilateral meetings, particularly with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
The World Government Summit aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among various stakeholders to address pressing global issues and formulate strategies for sustainable development.
Following his engagement in the UAE, President Erdogan will proceed to Cairo, where discussions will focus on enhancing and revitalizing bilateral relations between Türkiye and Egypt. The agenda of the meetings will encompass a range of topics, including the development of diplomatic ties and cooperation mechanisms at high levels.
The diplomatic discussions are expected to delve into current global and regional issues, with a specific emphasis on recent events, including the Israeli attacks on Gaza and other occupied Palestinian territories. Erdogan’s visit underscores Türkiye’s commitment to fostering diplomatic ties and engaging in constructive dialogue to address shared concerns in the Middle East.
The outcome of these diplomatic endeavors is anticipated to contribute to the strengthening of relations between Türkiye, the UAE, and Egypt, fostering regional stability and cooperation.
