New York — In a high-level diplomatic meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, the foreign ministers of Egypt and Pakistan underscored their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations while addressing urgent regional concerns, particularly the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Both ministers reaffirmed the importance of collaboration in trade, security, and multilateral engagement, highlighting the shared historical and cultural ties between Cairo and Islamabad. The discussion also centered on coordinating efforts to push for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and increased humanitarian aid to affected civilians.
The talks reflect a broader trend of Middle Eastern and South Asian nations working to build stronger alliances amid shifting global dynamics and escalating conflicts in the region.
