Our ambassador in Berlin: Germany sees Egypt leading the Arab world

Bader Abdelati, ambassador of Egypt to Germany, said that Germany considered the Middle East and Africa as a significant liquidity situation, raising many concerns about the geographical proximity of the south of the Mediterranean and the potential consequences of terrorism and illegal immigration for Germany and Europe.

"Egypt can see in Egypt a pivotal state and the cornerstone of stability in the region," he said at a press conference on the Egyptian television channel "Egypt", adding that Germany still depended on Egypt.

Bader Abdul Ati, Egypt's ambassador to Germany, said in previous statements that the recent period was marked by great momentum in relations between Egypt and Germany.

He added that Germany is the most important country in Europe, the largest economy and the fourth largest economy in the world, and that Egypt is the leading country in the Middle East and Africa .

He stressed that the relationship between Egypt and Germany was based on a real partnership, stressing that Egypt needed Germany for technology transfer and that technology was a major source of technology transfer to Europe. Egypt in various sectors and its true partner in the ongoing revolution to develop education.

The Ambassador of Egypt to Germany pointed out that four agreements had been signed with Germany in the field of education, noting that there was a partnership between Egypt and Germany in the field of space sciences and the transfer of the vocational training model from Germany.

He added that Germany thought that Egypt was the country that ruled the Arab world, the largest country in terms of density and the cultural and political leader of the Arab world, a country that was regaining its influence on the African world.