Egyptian Minister of Electricity, Mohamed Shaker, held a significant meeting with Adolfo Urso, the Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy. The primary agenda was to explore avenues for enhancing collaboration in renewable energy and facilitating a green transition.
Expressing his satisfaction, Minister Shaker commended the recent high-level roundtable discussion on “green transition and renewable energy in Egypt” and appreciated Italy’s proactive efforts to strengthen ties with Egypt. Highlighting the deep-rooted historical relations between the two nations, Minister Shaker underscored Italy’s pivotal role as one of Egypt’s most significant commercial partners.
Minister Shaker emphasized the ongoing collaboration between Egypt and Italy across various sectors, particularly in energy. The meeting saw the participation of distinguished delegations from both countries and representatives from numerous Italian and Egyptian companies engaged in renewable energy ventures.
The timing of the meeting holds particular significance as the global community navigates through an era of energy transition catalyzed by climate change. Minister Shaker underscored the imperative for governments, corporations, and individuals to adapt production methods and electricity consumption patterns in response to the evolving energy landscape driven by climate change, escalating energy demands, and technological advancements.
Recognizing the pivotal role of renewable energy in diversifying the energy mix and achieving sustainable development, Minister Shaker reiterated Egypt’s commitment to harnessing renewable energy sources.
Adolfo Urso, in turn, commended Egypt’s notable achievements, particularly in energy and development sectors. He emphasized that his visit to Egypt was a testament to the political interest shared by both nations, with Italy keen on investing in Egypt’s renewable energy sector.
Urso also lauded Egypt’s pivotal position as a gateway to Africa and expressed Italy’s keen interest in supporting developmental projects not only in Egypt but also across the African continent.
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