A new understanding between Egypt and Iran mediated by Iraq

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[size=52]A new understanding between Egypt and Iran mediated by Iraq[/size]

[size=45]An Iranian official revealed, today, Sunday, "the details of the understanding between Iran and Egypt to exchange tourists by October next."
The Secretary of the Union of Travel Services Offices in Khorasan Razavi, northeastern Iran, Farhad Dawai, said in a statement to the Iranian Students Agency – ISNA, that “Atlas Trading Holding Company concluded this memorandum between the trade unions of travel services offices in Tehran, Khorasan, and Fars Province with Egypt, through an Iraqi.”
Dawai added, "Under this memorandum, it was decided that Iraqi Airways flights or any other airline would transport tourists first to Baghdad, and then via Egyptian Airlines to Sharm al-Sheikh."[/size]
[size=45]He stressed that "this understanding stipulated that the tourist visa to travel to Egypt and the maximum period of stay in Sharm el-Sheikh does not exceed 7 days, as the Egyptian capital, Cairo, may be added to this item, but this has not yet been determined."
And the Iranian official continued: “Through this exchange, it was also decided that tourists from Egypt would travel to Iran to visit Mashhad, Shiraz, the north of the country, and others to see the tourist attractions and religious visit,” noting that until now, Egypt had not applied for its tourists to travel to Iran, but there are There is a 99% chance that these requests will be submitted from the beginning of October, he says.
Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi said earlier that "Egypt expressed its desire to resume relations with Iran," noting that "he raised this issue with the leader of the revolution (Iranian guide Ali Khamenei), who also welcomed him."
For his part, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei confirmed that his country welcomes Egypt's willingness to resume relations with Tehran.[/size]
[size=45]In turn, the spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Abu Zaid, said during an interview with the “From Egypt” program on the “CBC” channel, that “interaction and communication with Iran exists and has not been interrupted at any stage, and there is development in many issues.”
He added, "Iran is a large regional country with interests in the region, and Egypt is keen for this interaction to be positive and respect the sovereignty of states and the will of the people, and enhance stability, and if this is the trend with regard to the region, then I imagine this relationship developing clearly and publicly."
This comes after the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia finally agreed to restore diplomatic relations with Iran, which were severed in 2016.
Iranian state television announced, earlier, that Tehran had appointed Ali Reza Enayati, former assistant to the Iranian Foreign Minister for Gulf Affairs, as ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia.[/size]
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