Erdogan and el-Sisi Sign Landmark Agreements in Ankara

First presidential visit in 12 years signals a new era of cooperation between Turkey and Egypt, focusing on trade, energy, and regional stability.

Turkey and Egypt signed 18 agreements covering energy, defense, tourism, and more.
Both leaders emphasized a shared stance on the Palestinian issue and called for a Gaza ceasefire.
The countries aim to increase annual trade from $10 billion to $15 billion within five years.
Discussions included the conflicts in Libya, Sudan, and the broader Middle East.
The visit marks a significant thaw in relations, which soured after Egypt's 2013 coup.