Sisi: Egypt seeks benefiting from Portuguese experience
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi
Cairo - Egypt Today
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi said on Wednesday that Egypt is seeking to benefit from the Portuguese experience in the field of administrative reform.
The remark was made at a meeting with visiting Portuguese Minister of State for Administrative Modernization Graça Fonseca.
Attending the meeting were Minister of Planning and Adminstrative Reform Hala Al Saeed and the Portuguese ambassador here.
The president meanwhile underlined Egypt's eagerness to promote relations with Portugal at all levels.
The president reviewed recent economic and administrative reform measures adopted by the Egyptian government to achieve economic growth.
The visiting minister said her country is looking forward to enhance relations with Egypt in all fields to serve the best interests of the two sides.
Source : Mena
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