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Egypt’s Foreign Minister Stresses Expatriates’ Role in Boosting Global Image

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Egypt’s Foreign Minister Stresses Expatriates’ Role in Boosting Global Image

Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Expatriates Badr Abdelatty said Egyptians living abroad form an extension of their homeland and contribute their expertise and skills to enhancing the country’s image and standing internationally.

Remarks to the Egyptian Community in Thailand

He made the comments during a meeting with members of the Egyptian community in Thailand on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, which was part of his visit to Bangkok. The gathering was also attended by the Egyptian Ambassador to Thailand, Hala Youssef.

Abdelatty praised the role of Egyptians residing in Thailand for strengthening ties and communication between Egypt and Thailand.

Consular Services and Digital Initiatives

The minister reaffirmed the Foreign Ministry’s commitment to maintaining contact with Egyptian communities overseas, protecting their interests, addressing their needs and facilitating access to consular services.

He outlined the ministry’s efforts to modernise consular services and expand digital service delivery in order to simplify procedures and improve efficiency. He also highlighted specific initiatives for Egyptians abroad, namely “Your Home in Egypt” and “Open Your Account in Egypt.”

Conference of Egyptians Abroad and Ongoing Dialogue

Abdelatty praised the Egyptian community’s participation in the seventh edition of the Conference of Egyptians Abroad, held in August 2026, and expressed hope that they would continue to take part actively in future editions.

He described the conference as a platform for direct dialogue and the exchange of views between Egyptians abroad and state institutions.

The minister also listened to community members’ views and proposals on matters affecting their interests, stressing the importance of sustaining dialogue and developing communication channels to address their demands and aspirations.

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