Ma'ruf Amin, the vice president of Indonesia, meets bilaterally with Mostafa Kamal Madbouly, the prime minister of Egypt.

 Ma'ruf Amin, the vice president of Indonesia, meets bilaterally with Mostafa Kamal Madbouly, the prime minister of Egypt.

On Tuesday, August 11, 2022, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Kamal Madbouly and Indonesian Vice President Ma'ruf Amin met in private at the Egyptian Prime Minister's Office Pavilion at the Sharm El Sheikh International Convention Center (SHICC), in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.

The two presidents talked about a range of topics including education, trade cooperation, and climate change during the roughly 60-minute encounter.

Vice President of Indonesia Ma'ruf Amin opened the conference by thanking Egypt for its contribution to international efforts to solve climate challenges. He determined that Egypt and Indonesia, both developing nations, must continue to promote the fulfillment of international responsibilities in resolving this global issue from all angles.

"Including financial support, the development of capability, and technological transfer from wealthy nations. The leadership of Egypt at COP27 and Indonesia at the G20 provides momentum for addressing a number of pressing issues pertaining to the economy and environment "the Vice President remarked. The Vice President in the area of commerce

outlined how the two countries' cooperative relationship is still becoming better. This is evident from the more than 50% rise in trade value, which reached $1.86 billion USD.

The Vice President reasoned that the creation of a Joint Trade Committee and the creation of a Preferential Trade Agreement between the two nations could be pursued right away in order to further improve this positive performance.

Regarding education, the vice president expressed his appreciation for the facilities and scholarships provided to Indonesian students now attending school in Egypt.

In the future, he believes that these positive educational links can be further developed so that more Indonesian students can study in Egypt and vice versa.

"There are currently around 10,300 Indonesian students studying in Egypt. I hope that the two nations' collaboration can be further developed, notably in terms of offering security to Egyptian and Indonesian students, "He wished.

PM Kamal Madbouly welcomed the numerous messages delivered by the Vice President and stated that Egypt will keep working to strengthen its long-standing bilateral ties with Indonesia, particularly through economic cooperation.

Egypt continues to desire to increase collaboration in the area of education, according to PM Kamal Madbouly. He claims that there are a lot of Indonesian students in Egypt.

is a source of joy for both the government and people of Egypt. There are approximately 11,000 Indonesian students enrolled at Al-Azhar University, which the man described as a source of joy for the country.