Egypt’s Ambassador to Guinea Meets Guinean Foreign Minister

Ambassador Mohamed El-Helwany and Minister Morissanda Kouyaté Discuss Enhanced Cooperation and Shared Interests

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Tuesday, October 21, 2025

H.E. Mohamed El-Helwany, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the Republic of Guinea, met with H.E. Dr. Morissanda Kouyaté, Guinean Minister of Foreign Affairs, to review the overall bilateral relations and discuss ways to enhance and develop them in the coming period. The meeting also explored new opportunities for cooperation across various fields to serve the shared interests and aspirations of both nations.

For his part, Minister Kouyaté praised the historic ties between Egypt and Guinea dating back to Guinea’s independence in 1958. He highlighted Egypt’s special place among the Guinean people and expressed his keen interest in working closely with Ambassador El-Helwany to further strengthen relations and advance the common goals of the two brotherly peoples.

Egypt’s Ambassador to Guinea Meets Guinean Foreign Minister

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