What is the strategic partnership pact signed between India and Egypt, and what are its key features

Explain the details and key features of the strategic partnership pact signed between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
The strategic partnership pact signed between India and Egypt is aimed at enhancing economic, political and security cooperation between the two nations. The key features of the pact include:
  • Enhanced trade and investment – The agreement aims to increase bilateral trade and investment between India and Egypt, especially in the fields of textiles, petroleum, engineering, and agriculture.
  • Strengthening defense cooperation – The pact includes cooperation between the defense forces of both countries in areas such as counter-terrorism, maritime security and defense production.
  • Cultural and educational exchange – The two countries will also promote cultural and educational exchanges, including the establishment of academic chairs for each other's languages in universities.
  • Collaboration in science and technology – The partnership aims to increase cooperation in areas such as space technology, biotechnology and development of renewable energy sources.
  • Joint working groups – The agreement establishes several joint working groups tasked with identifying and addressing issues of mutual interest, including tourism, health and information technology.
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