Cairo - MENA
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry left here Saturday for Jordan, where he will hold talks with senior Jordanian officials on ways of boosting bilateral ties in the various fields.
They will also discuss a number of regional files, topped by the latest developments in the Palestinian territories in light of the results of the UNSC's voting on the Arab resolution demanding an end to the Israeli occupation by 2017.
Shoukry's talks in Amman will also take up the latest developments in Iraq and Syria along with ongoing efforts to combat terrorism, said Foreign Ministry Spokesman Badr Abdel Aati.