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Abdelatty Discusses Regional Developments with Greek Counterpart, Focusing on the Libyan File

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Cairo, October 20, 2026 (LANA) – Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty discussed bilateral relations between Egypt and Greece, as well as the latest regional developments, with particular focus on the Libyan file, during a telephone call with Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis on Tuesday.

The official spokesperson for Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nader Zaki, said the two ministers discussed developments in the regional situation and the growing challenges facing the region, with particular emphasis on the Libyan file in light of recent developments.

The spokesperson added that Minister Abdelatty praised the close ties between the two countries, highlighting the special nature and strategic character of their relations, their longstanding historical links, and their geographical proximity, which have contributed to expanding their shared interests.

He also reaffirmed their commitment to cooperation within the framework of the trilateral cooperation mechanism involving Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus, which has become a model for an integrated regional cooperation framework aimed at addressing the growing regional challenges in the Mediterranean.

The spokesperson further noted that the two ministers reviewed preparations underway for the upcoming summit of the trilateral cooperation mechanism between Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus.