In his written statement, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu stated that three important agreements were signed between Turkey and Egypt in the field of railway, civil aviation and information communication technologies at the ⁇ High Level Strategic Cooperation Council ⁇ meeting co-chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and President Abdulfettah es-Sisi ⁇ of Egypt.
Stating that his counterpart Egyptian Minister of Industry and Transport Kamel al-Wazir ⁇ in also participated in the meeting, Uraloğlu said that we signed three agreements, namely the Memorandum of Understanding on the Development of Cooperation in the Railway Sector, the Memorandum of Understanding between Civil Aviation Administrations and the Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in the Field of Information and Communication Technologies.
Uraloğlu stated that the memorandum of understanding and frequency issues in the field of civil aviation have been resolved and made the following assessment:
With the Memorandum of Understanding between Civil Aviation Administrations, the number of passenger flights between the two countries, which is 30 frequencies per week, was increased to 67 frequencies. There are 28 weekly flights on the THY Istanbul-Cairo line and 5 flights on the AJet Sabiha Gökçen-Cairo line. Sharm al-Sheikh, Hurghada and Alexandria, which are the touristic destinations of Egypt, are also operated by our carriers. We consider that this seizure will make a positive contribution to many sectors, especially economic activities, trade and tourism between the two countries. ⁇
We will share our experiences mutually.
Uraloğlu, who gave information about the agreement on the railway sector, stated that within the scope of this memorandum of understanding, it is aimed to strengthen cooperation in areas such as railway maintenance and repair, infrastructure development, capacity allocation and traffic management.
In his statement, Uraloğlu shared the information that technical visits will be held in order to increase the sharing of experience, including training and consultancy areas, with the memorandum of understanding that we aim to develop cooperation in the railway sector between the State Railways of the Republic of Turkey and the National Railways of Egypt.
Uraloğlu, who also evaluated the memorandum of understanding signed between the Ministry and the Ministry of Communication and Information Technologies of the Arab Republic of Egypt, said:
⁇ With this restraint, information and communication technologies policies will be developed in telecommunication and postal management. The memorandum covers management and regulation, human resources development, strengthening our cooperation in international organizations, and cybersecurity. As both countries, we will mutually share our experiences in these fields.
