The leaders of Gabon and Egypt have renewed their commitment to enhance cooperation between both countries. During their meeting on Saturday, they discussed cooperation in infrastructure development, economy, health and others.
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi stated that he and Gabonese Transitional President Brice Oligui Nguema have concurred on prioritizing the execution of infrastructure projects in the central African country during their meeting in Cairo on Saturday.
In a press conference following their discussions, Sisi said they agreed that these projects would encompass the construction of new roads and the implementation of projects in electricity and sanitation, aimed at fostering development in Gabon.
For his part, Nguema congratulated Sisi on the construction of the New Administrative Capital and expressed his aspiration to accomplish something similar in his country.
Furthermore, the two leaders emphasized the importance of enhancing trade exchange and strengthening relations between the private sectors of Egypt and Gabon.
They agreed to strengthen Egypt’s support for Gabon in the health sector and the creation of opportunities for the use of Egyptian medicine in the Gabonese market.
Additionally, they emphasized the importance of enhancing joint cooperation in agriculture, renewable energy, industry, transportation, and in the capacity building of the Gabonese cadres.
The two leaders agreed on the importance of continuing consultation and coordination on these issues so as to ensure achieving peace and security in Africa.
