BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 13. Tajikistan and Egypt discussed ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
This was reflected in the statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan following a meeting held on August 12 between Tajik Ambassador to Egypt Parviz Mirzozoda and Egyptian Deputy Interior Minister and Head of the General Administration of Passports, Immigration and Nationality General Abdullah Muhammad.
The officials reviewed the current state of cooperation between Tajikistan and Egypt and exchanged views on issues related to the work of relevant government institutions.
“The parties discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation between Tajikistan and Egypt,” the ministry said.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the two sides to discuss practical aspects of cooperation and maintain direct communication between Tajik and Egyptian authorities.
The engagement also highlights the importance of institutional contacts in supporting broader bilateral relations. Cooperation involving interior and migration authorities can contribute to more effective coordination on issues related to citizens, travel, documentation and other areas falling within the competence of the relevant agencies.
The meeting comes as Dushanbe and Cairo continue efforts to strengthen bilateral ties through contacts between government institutions and diplomatic representatives.
Regular consultations between the two countries’ officials can also help identify additional areas for practical cooperation and address emerging issues in a timely manner.
The Tajik and Egyptian sides reaffirmed their interest in maintaining dialogue and continuing cooperation on matters of mutual interest.
The meeting between Mirzozoda and Muhammad is part of Tajikistan’s broader diplomatic engagement with Egypt and efforts to develop relations across various areas. Continued institutional dialogue is expected to support further coordination between the two countries and provide a basis for advancing bilateral cooperation.
