Egypt and Liberia to align African security interests

Egypt and Liberia have intensified their coordination regarding the African continent's priorities at the United Nations Security Council. Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdel-Aaty Badr discussed with Liberian Foreign Minister Sara Nyanți recent developments in regional affairs in Africa, and ways to support security, stability, and peaceful resolution of conflicts—especially given Liberia's non-permanent membership on the Security Council. The meeting also focused on strengthening bilateral relations in economic, trade, and development sectors, exploring new avenues of cooperation, and benefiting from Egyptian expertise to support Liberia's development efforts. It is worth noting that Egypt was among the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with Liberia in 1957. Recently, the two countries signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance diplomatic cooperation and exchange expertise.

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