Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry wound up on Sunday a European tour that took him to Spain, Poland, Hungary and Czech.

The tour, Shoukry's first European one since assuming post, comes as part of the Egyptian government's efforts to enhance relations with different world states.

Shoukry agreed with the officials in these countries to hold economic committee meetings to deepen economic and trade cooperation.

Shoukry's talks focused on increasing European investments in the Egyptian market, fighting terrorism in addition to the developments in Libya and Yemen.

Talks also tackled increasing the number of European tourists to Egypt.