Luanda, Dec 12 (Prensa Latina) Angola and Egypt strengthened bilateral cooperation with the signing of four legal instruments covering air services, information technology and postal services, as well as health and pharmaceuticals.

Angolan Foreign Minister Tete Antonio and Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty signed the documents, which included the Verbal Record of the first session of the Bilateral Commission, held yesterday in Luanda.

Antonio considered these agreements a key step for bilateral cooperation between the two countries, which should be further strengthened following the Commission’s work.

The ministers held a working meeting where they reviewed the state of relations and expressed their full satisfaction with the continued strengthening of collaboration in the priority areas of politics, economics, trade, energy, agriculture, and training.

According g to a statement by the Angolan Foreign Ministry, the first session of the Angola-Egypt Bilateral Commission was highlighted as a significant milestone in consolidating ties of friendship and solidarity, and the two sides reiterated their commitment to working to transform the excellent political relations into concrete results.

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