Indonesia and Egypt Agree to Enhance Maritime Cooperation, Target Illegal Fishing
Indonesia and Egypt have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the maritime and fisheries sectors, focusing on sustainable development and eradicating illegal fishing. The agreement was announced during the Egyptian President's state visit to Indonesia, as part of the strategic partnership between the two nations.
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