Sisi to receive Hungarian prime minister Wednesday
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
Cairo - Arab Today
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi will receive on Wednesday Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at the presidential premises in Heliopolis.
The two sides are scheduled to address media outlets following an official session of talks.
Source : MENA
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