Egypt and Turkey Appoint Ambassadors to Restore Diplomatic Relation

 

Egypt and Turkey have taken a significant step towards restoring normal diplomatic relations by appointing ambassadors to each other's capitals. The Egyptian foreign ministry announced on Tuesday that Amr Elhamamy will serve as Egypt's ambassador in Ankara, while Turkey has nominated Salih Mutlu Sen as its ambassador in Cairo. This move signifies the mutual determination of both countries to work towards enhancing bilateral relations.

The decision to reappoint ambassadors came after the foreign ministers of Egypt and Turkey met in Cairo in April. During the meeting, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry expressed his belief that the reappointment of ambassadors would mark the culmination of a years-long process to arrange a presidential summit between the two countries. However, he also clarified that there is no specific timeline for when diplomatic ties would be fully restored.

The restoration of normal diplomatic relations between Egypt and Turkey holds great significance, as it paves the way for increased cooperation and engagement on various fronts. It is hoped that this positive development will lead to fruitful dialogue, exchange of expertise, and joint efforts to address regional challenges.

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