The 4th session of the Romanian-Egyptian Joint Committee for Economic, Scientific, and Technical Cooperation took place in Bucharest, where officials discussed enhancing economic ties between the two countries. The meeting, chaired by Romania's Minister of Economy, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism and led by Egypt's Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation, focused on various aspects of cooperation. Key points of discussion included trade and investment, energy collaboration, industry partnerships, tourism promotion, and support for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Both countries identified opportunities to boost trade in sectors like agriculture, vehicles, and cereals, signing a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate investment projects. Energy cooperation will involve exploring diverse energy sources, renewable energy projects, and electric transportation systems. Industry collaboration will strengthen ties in automotive, textile, and cement sectors, aiming to transition to a circular economy model. Tourism promotion and support for SMEs were also highlighted, emphasizing safe and sustainable tourism practices and funding for SME development. Romanian and Egyptian officials expressed positivity towards increasing economic cooperation, with a focus on promoting growth and development across various sectors. The meeting concluded with the establishment of a monitoring committee to track progress on agreed goals and a business forum to explore potential opportunities for collaboration.