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OPEN// Egyptian, Iraqi FMs to hold talks in Cairo Sunday

Middle East04-05-2025
CAIRO, May 3 (MENA) - Foreign, Emigration and Expatriates Affairs Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein will hold a round of talks here Sunday.
During their talks, the top diplomats will discuss the distinguished ties binding the sisterly Arab countries and how to promote them at various levels.
They will also exchange views on a raft of regional and international issues of mutual concern, according to a statement by the Foreign, Emigration and Expatriates Affairs Ministry on Saturday. (MENA)
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