ANKARA: The number of reciprocal flights between Trkiye and Egypt will be more than doubled, the Turkish transport and infrastructure minister said Thursday. The frequency of flights between the two countries will jump from 30 a week to 67 under a new agreement just signed between Turkish and Egyptian civil aviation authorities, Abdulkadir Uraloglu said in a statement. At a Wednesday meeting of the countries' High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council Meeting in the Turkish capital Ankara co-chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, three deals were sealed in the fields of railways, information communications technologies, and civil aviation. It was the first presidential-level Egyptian visit to Trkiye in a decade, part of continuing efforts to strengthen ties between the Mediterranean neighbors. Source: Anadolu Agency
Recent Post
Israeli Court Upholds Detention of 14 Gaza Doctors Without Trial
November 11, 2026
Madagascar’s President Calls for Urgent Climate Funding at COP31
November 11, 2026
Takeoffs Halted at Israel’s Ramon Airport Due to Earthquake
November 11, 2026