10-02-2025
OPEN//Egyptian amb. in Bamako delivers medical aid shipment to Luxembourg Maternity, Childhood Hospital in Mali
CAIRO, Feb 9 (MENA) - Egypt's ambassador to Mali Mohamed el-Gammal delivered a shipment of medical aid to the Egyptian wing of the Luxembourg Maternity and Childhood Hospital in the Malian capital, Bamako.
In a speech delivered on this occasion Sunday, the Egyptian ambassador to Mali said the medical assistance was announced by Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Egyptian Expatriates Bader Abdelatty when he received Malian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop in Egypt last December.
Gammal said the step comes within the framework of ongoing cooperation between the two countries in the various fields, reflecting the momentum witnessed in bilateral relations.
The Egyptian ambassador reviewed Egypt's role in supporting the development process in Mali, as well as keenness of Egypt on providing support to the government and people of Mali based on a firm belief in the importance of developmental action; being a key axis of achieving prosperity and stability in the African continent.
He noted that the medical shipment provided to the hospital's 'Egyptian wing' is meant to convey a message of pride and appreciation of longstanding Egyptian-Malian relations, and an immediate response to meet the hospital's needs.
In this context, the secretary general of the Malian Ministry of Health, the director general of the Luxembourg Maternity and Childhood Hospital and the director general of the Amadou Toumani Touré Foundation headed by the wife of the former president of Mali delivered speeches praising depth of distinguished Egyptian-Malian relations and expressing sincere appreciation of the shipment of medical aid presented by Egypt, underlining the high contribution of the delivered medical assistance in providing treatment for patients.
They also pointed out that Egypt's cooperation is not new, highlighting
