CAIRO, Aug. 3 -- Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson discussed on Saturday ways to boost mutual ties.
During a phone call, Johnson said he is keen to promote ties with Egypt in all fields, mainly the economic and investment sectors, spokesman for the Egyptian Presidency Basaam Rady said in a statement.
Johnson hailed the achievements Egypt has made in the investment, economic and social fields.
He also applauded the Egyptian mega projects, efforts in improving the investment climate as well as developing the country's infrastructure, Rady added.
The British prime minister highlighted Egypt's role in combating terrorism and preserving peace and security in Africa.
Johnson also expressed willingness to meet with Sisi on the G7 summit which will be held in France.
For his part, Sisi said he expects the upcoming period will witness concrete steps to further enhance Egyptian-British relations in all fields.