Hungarian Ambassador to Egypt Peter Kveck said his country looks forward to Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry's visit to Hungary slated for April 15-16.
During the visit, Shoukry is expected to meet his Hungarian counterpart Peter Szijjarto to discuss boosting bilateral relations in all fields as well as regional issues of mutual interest, Kveck told MENA on Thursday.
Hungary is interested to know Egypt's opinion concerning the crises in Yemen, Libya and Syria, he further said.
Meanwhile, he said Egypt has become the most important trade partner to Hungary among the Arab countries, adding that the volume of trade between the two countries has reached 330 million dollars in 2014.
He also hoped that the volume of trade will increase in 2015.
Kveck urged Egyptian exporters to exert more efforts to promote their goods in the Hungarian markets as well as participating in the trade fairs held in Budapest.
He also hailed the recent Egyptian Economic Development Conference (EEDC), pointing out that a Hungarian delegation, including representatives of five companies, has held talks with their counterparts concerning boosting ties in the renewable energy field during the conference.