Egyptian relations with Sudan and Uganda
Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 1/9/2003

Egypt's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Faiza Abo Anaga, said Egypt is concerned with its relations with Sudan as well as activating the integrating corporations between the two states.

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Faiza Abo Anaga, asserted the closed relations between Egypt and Sudan, the matter that reflected common interest to activate the integrating corporations in reconstruction and development projects all over Sudan.

This speech followed the meeting with Ibrahim Kohein, the ambassador of Uganda to Cairo.

Abo Anaga said that the Ugandian Ambassador expressed his country's view regarding the current negotiations with Sudan involving the importance of dealing with all aspects of Sudan's crisis where his country seeks the union of Sudan.

The Minister clarified that the meeting included the relations between Egypt and Uganda and preparing for meetings of the third round for the joint committee in Kambala within the current year.

She also asserted the Egyptian concern that Uganda has to finish the endorsing of the Protecting and Encouraging Investment Agreement as well as Technical and Economic Cooperation Agreement, and studying the project of Preventing Double Taxation Accord which provides the increasing of trade exchange in addition to establishing investment projects to gain benefit for both countries.

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